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flatdweller (複数形 flatdwellers)

1. One who lives in a flat.
   • 1972, James McClure, The Caterpillar Cop, London; Boston, M.A.: Faber and Faber, published 1992, →ISBN, page 46:

     That inadvertently chucked a handful in the fan, all right; the foreman was summoned to the dispatch manager's office and there upbraided for squandering such an asset on mere flatdwellers. After all, he was forcefully reminded, it was the manager who dealt with the irate Greenside subscribers who invariably began their calls with: 'I would have you know that the managing director of your paper is a personal friend of mine...'