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Definition of officer
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of officer is as below...
Officer
(n.) One who holds an
office;
a
person
lawfully
invested
with an
office,
whether
civil,
military,
or
ecclesiastical;
as, a
church
officer;
a
police
officer;
a staff
officer..
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Comptroler
::
Comptroler
(n.) A
controller;
a
public
officer
whose duty it is to
examine
certify
accounts.
Referendary
::
Referendary
(n.)
Formerly,
an
officer
of state
charged
with the duty of
procuring
and
dispatching
diplomas
and
decrees..
Jerquer
::
Jerquer
(n.) A
customhouse
officer
who
searches
ships for
unentered
goods.
Harbinger
::
Harbinger
(n.) One who
provides
lodgings;
especially,
the
officer
of the
English
royal
household
who
formerly
preceded
the court when
traveling,
to
provide
and
prepare
lodgings..
Allocatur
::
Allocatur
(n.)
Allowed.
The word
allocatur
expresses
the
allowance
of a
proceeding,
writ,
order,
etc., by a
court,
judge,
or
judicial
officer..
Generalship
::
Generalship
(n.)
Military
skill in a
general
officer
or
commander.
Duumvir
::
Duumvir
(n.) One of two Roman
officers
or
magistrates
united
in the same
public
functions.
Vicegerent
::
Vicegerent
(n.) An
officer
who is
deputed
by a
superior,
or by
proper
authority,
to
exercise
the
powers
of
another;
a
lieutenant;
a
vicar..
Spyboat
::
Spy (n.) A
person
sent
secretly
into an
enemy's
camp,
territory,
or
fortifications,
to
inspect
his
works,
ascertain
his
strength,
movements,
or
designs,
and to
communicate
such
intelligence
to the
proper
officer..
Chamberlain
::
Chamberlain
(n.) An
officer
or
servant
who has
charge
of a
chamber
or
chambers.
Appointment
::
Appointment
(n.)
Equipment,
furniture,
as for a ship or an army;
whatever
is
appointed
for use and
management;
outfit;
(pl.) the
accouterments
of
military
officers
or
soldiers,
as
belts,
sashes,
swords..
Officer
::
Officer
(v. t.) To
furnish
with
officers;
to
appoint
officers
over.
Polemarch
::
Polemarch
(n.) In
Athens,
originally,
the
military
commanderin-chief;
but,
afterward,
a civil
magistrate
who had
jurisdiction
in
respect
of
strangers
and
sojourners.
In other
Grecian
cities,
a high
military
and civil
officer..
Assizer
::
Assizer
(n.) An
officer
who has the care or
inspection
of
weights
and
measures,
etc..
Under
::
Under (a.) Lower in
position,
intensity,
rank, or
degree;
subject;
subordinate;
--
generally
in
composition
with a noun, and
written
with or
without
the
hyphen;
as, an
undercurrent;
undertone;
underdose;
under-garment;
underofficer;
undersheriff..
Attorney-general
::
Attorney-general
(n.) The chief law
officer
of the
state,
empowered
to act in all
litigation
in which the
law-executing
power is a
party,
and to
advise
this
supreme
executive
whenever
required..
Mayor
::
Mayor (n.) The chief
magistrate
of a city or
borough;
the chief
officer
of a
municipal
corporation.
In some
American
cities
there is a city court of which the major is chief
judge.
Retired
::
Retired
(a.)
Withdrawn
from
active
duty or
business;
as, a
retired
officer;
a
retired
physician..
Abnet
::
Abnet (n.) The
girdle
of a
Jewish
priest
or
officer.
Cockade
::
Cockade
(n.) A
badge,
usually
in the form of a
rosette,
or knot, and
generally
worn upon the hat; -- used as an
indication
of
military
or naval
service,
or party
allegiance,
and in
England
as a part of the
livery
to
indicate
that the
wearer
is the
servant
of a
military
or naval
officer..
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