Synonyms for homeowner
ˈhoʊmˌoʊ nərhome·own·er

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1. homeowner, householdernoun

   someone who owns a home

   Synonyms:
   householder

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1. List of paraphrases for "homeowner":

   owner, landlord, owners, proprietor

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1. Corey Schmidt:

   We are aware of the recent incident involving MPD officers responding to an audible residential burglary alarm and while at this call an MPD officer discharged their firearm, striking two dogs belonging to the homeowner, anytime an officer discharges their firearm in the line of duty there is an investigation. We are in the process of reviewing the video posted online, as well as the officer’s body camera video.

2. Brad Smith:

   Moths that feed on grains are a very common type of insect that invades homes, the Indian Meal Moth’s favorite food is bird seed. A homeowner inadvertently brings them into their home by purchasing a bag of birdseed that is infested, and within a few weeks, a home can become infested with moth larvae and adults. To avoid an infestation, carefully check over a bird seed bag for moth larvae, adults, and webbing before buying — and then keep it stored in a tightly sealed plastic bin to avoid attracting animals.Is your city on this list of the most pest-infested ? Spills happen — but if even a little bit of the mess is left behind, the bugs simply ca n’t resist.

3. Kurt Korte:

   As a homeowner I say, ‘Oh no, stay away!’ but as a surfer, ‘OK, you can form if you stay out there,’ Everybody can agree a storm out in the distance is the best.

4. Mike Weinbach:

   The homeowner is getting much healthier, so if you look at the number of underwater homes in the U.S. it's down by almost two thirds from the peak in 2010, and our portfolio's gotten healthier at an even faster clip than that.

5. Sam Calisch:

   Electricity is not only kind of a lower-cost solution here, but is also more immune to these shorter-term volatility events, which, just on the level of a consumer homeowner, that's painful, people are already feeling the effects of inflation. And then this short-term volatility where gas prices are up and natural gas prices are up. It's painful, and it really hurts people's pocketbooks.