English
fleecehold
Blend of fleece + leasehold.
Proto-Indo-European *plews- ‘to pull out, pluck’
Proto-Germanic *fleusaz
Proto-West Germanic *fleus
Old English flēos
Middle English fles ‘a sheepskin or fleece’
English fleece
Today it means
noun The charging of exorbitant maintenance fees to people living on private estates.
Language periods are conventional ranges, not dates for this word.
Etymograph / fleecehold