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Noun(1) a landlord who is a woman

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(1) The comedy is set in a Northern English pub with the gambling landlord and bubbly landlady playing host to an eclectic mix of their regulars.(2) I don't blame the absent landlady either, obviously, because that would be irrational in the extreme.(3) The author also went to great lengths recounting his tough-break with a landlady after renting a house.(4) The peace camp was offered new accommodation by the landlady of the Axe and Compass public house in Kempsford.(5) I'm a week late with the rent, but my esteemed landlady said it was okay as long as I pay up next week, and give her a free guitar lesson.(6) The landlady and landlord do the cooking themselves and the pub offers very good value.(7) The 53-year-olds are the landlady and landlord of the Lord Nelson in York Village, Langho.(8) I drive over to the old landlady 's house to drop in the remaining rent, get her to sign the bond form.(9) Against better advice, too, because despite the promises of my landlady to send a plumber round, the radiator in the bathroom is still leaking.(10) The landlady refused to comment or speculate on the cause of the blaze.(11) I used to be a pub landlady and catering manager, and I can't do it any more.(12) It had been difficult to find a landlady willing to rent to us - a jobless teenager and his runaway girlfriend.(13) The landlord and landlady of The Craven justly feel they are equally the victims concerning an alleged offence they know nothing about.(14) He makes up his mind to propose to his landlady , to adopt her child.(15) Apparently, the two guys and two girls are classmates, and they came to the landlady together, wanting to rent the room.(16) Now the landlady really does have to do something.