Definitions

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  • noun Someone who hires from a hirer.
  • noun Someone who is hired by a hirer.

Etymologies

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hire +‎ -ee

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Examples

  • There is a problem even with the volunteers at the local charities ... if they are doing work that could be done by a Mexican hiree.

    Deported 2009

  • There is a problem even with the volunteers at the local charities ... if they are doing work that could be done by a Mexican hiree.

    Deported 2009

  • There is a problem even with the volunteers at the local charities ... if they are doing work that could be done by a Mexican hiree.

    Deported 2009

  • There is a problem even with the volunteers at the local charities ... if they are doing work that could be done by a Mexican hiree.

    Deported 2009

  • There is a problem even with the volunteers at the local charities ... if they are doing work that could be done by a Mexican hiree.

    Deported 2009

  • There is a problem even with the volunteers at the local charities ... if they are doing work that could be done by a Mexican hiree.

    Deported 2009

  • There is a problem even with the volunteers at the local charities ... if they are doing work that could be done by a Mexican hiree.

    Deported 2009

  • There is a problem even with the volunteers at the local charities ... if they are doing work that could be done by a Mexican hiree.

    Deported 2009

  • There is a problem even with the volunteers at the local charities ... if they are doing work that could be done by a Mexican hiree.

    Deported 2009

  • There is a problem even with the volunteers at the local charities ... if they are doing work that could be done by a Mexican hiree.

    Deported 2009

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