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tallyman

[tal-ee-muhn]

noun, plural tal·ly·men.

a person who tallies or keeps account of something.

British. a person who sells merchandise on the hire-purchase system.

Origin:
1645–55; tally + -man

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tallyman (ˈtælɪmən)

—n , pl -men
1.	a scorekeeper or recorder
2.	dialect a travelling salesman for a firm specializing in hire-purchase

'tallywoman

—*fem n*

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