saloonkeeper

saloonkeeper
saloonkeeper [sə lo͞on′kēp΄ər ]
n.
a person who operates a SALOON (sense 3)

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sa·loon·keep·er (sə-lo͞onʹkē'pər) n.
One who owns or operates a drinking saloon.

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