distraineen.
/dɪˌstreɪˈniː/ One who is distrained.
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distrainee1875
1875 H. J. S. Maine Lect. Early Hist. Inst. ix. 272 He appeared virtually as a plaintiff like the distrainee in our Action of Replevin.
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n.1875- put or throw someone out off his stride
- put order to
- put our heads together
- put out
- put out ,forth for farm
- put out ,forth in farm
- put out ,forth to farm
- put out a person's eyes
- put out a person's eyes with
- put out a person's eyes with a bribe
- put out a person's eyes with a etc
- put out a person's eyes with a gift
- put out a person's light
- put out a person's lights
- put out feelers
- put out of
- put out of a person's head
- put out of commission
- put out of commons
- put out of countenance
- put out of face
- put out of gear
- put out of heart
- put out of her misery
- put out of her pain