1. Among the Romans, a farmer of public revenues; a collector of tolls or tribute; the keeper of an inn or public-house.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• reublican,
• publicaton,
• rupublican,
• biblican,
• publicaly,
• pilican,
• publict,
• publicatin,
• publick,
• publicat,
• publicing,
• publicty,
• publin,
• publicate,
• publicn,
• rpublican,
• publicaion,
• publucan,
• pulbican,
• puclican

• publicised,
• publiciser,
• publication,
• publicity,
• publicist,
• public law,
• publicize,
• publicizing,
• public eye,
• publicizer,
• publicized,
• public,
• public debt,
• publishable,
• publicly,
• publish,
• publishing,
• publicise,
• publically.

The adjective form of the word "publican" is "publican".

The plural of the "publican" can be the "publicans".

The singular of the "publican" can be the "publican".