noun
encloser
Encloser (noun) means a person who takes common land for their own use.
noun
1
A person who takes common land for their own use.
"Ironically, it was the encloser who had acted in an unbounded manner by violating the institutional boundaries of local community power."
— Victor Magagna, Communities of Grain (1991)
2
A person or thing that shuts something in or surrounds it.
3
In programming, an object, procedure, or other piece of code that sets the boundaries within which a variable is valid.
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Etymology
Formed from enclose and -er.
Rhymes for encloser
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What is the meaning of encloser?
"encloser" (noun) means a person who takes common land for their own use.
What are the different meanings of encloser?
"encloser" has 3 main meanings: 1. A person who takes common land for their own use; 2. A person or thing that shuts something in or surrounds it; 3. In programming, an object, procedure, or other piece of code that sets the boundaries within which a variable is valid.