ˈstoreholder
1. = storekeeper 1.
| 1869 Daily News 8 Sept., The charge of conspiracy against a storeholder and a foreman in the Woolwich Arsenal. |
b. The possessor of a store of something. ? nonce-use.
| 1907 Saintsbury in Q. Rev. Jan. 144 That marvellous storeholder of Balzacian treasures, the Vicomte de Spoelberch de Lovenjoul. |
2. A receptacle for a store of a commodity.
| 1886 Pall Mall Gaz. 9 Dec. 4/1 Upon compression, the gas is turned into wrought iron storeholders. |