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Definition of messenger
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 messenger is as below...
Messenger
(n.) A
hawser
passed
round the
capstan,
and
having
its two ends
lashed
together
to form an
endless
rope or
chain;
--
formerly
used for
heaving
in the
cable..
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Embassador
::
Embassador
(n.) An
official
messenger
and
representative.
Incommunicative
::
Incommunicative
(a.) Not
communicative;
not free or apt to
impart
to
others
in
conversation;
reserved;
silent;
as, the
messenger
was
incommunicative;
hence,
not
disposed
to hold
fellowship
or
intercourse
with
others;
exclusive..
Forerunner
::
Forerunner
(n.) A
messenger
sent
before
to give
notice
of the
approach
of
others;
a
harbinger;
a sign
foreshowing
something;
a
prognostic;
as, the
forerunner
of a
fever..
Message
::
Message
(n.)
Hence,
specifically,
an
official
communication,
not made in
person,
but
delivered
by a
messenger;
as, the
President's
message..
Peon
::
Peon (n.) A foot
soldier;
a
policeman;
also, an
office
attendant;
a
messenger..
Post
::
Post (n.) Haste or
speed,
like that of a
messenger
or mail
carrier..
Messenger
::
Messenger
(n.) A
person
appointed
to
perform
certain
ministerial
duties
under
bankrupt
and
insolvent
laws, such as to take
charge
og the
estate
of the
bankrupt
or
insolvent..
Sonde
::
Sonde (v. t.) That which is sent; a
message
or
messenger;
hence,
also, a
visitation
of
providence;
an
affliction
or
trial..
Express
::
Express
(a.)
Intended
for a
particular
purpose;
relating
to an
express;
sent on a
particular
errand;
dispatched
with
special
speed;
as, an
express
messenger
or
train.
Also used
adverbially..
Angel
::
Angel (n.) A
messenger.
Pursuivant
::
Pursuivant
(n.) The
king's
messenger;
a state
messenger.
Dispatch
::
Dispatch
(v. t.) A
message
dispatched
or sent with
speed;
especially,
an
important
official
letter
sent from one
public
officer
to
another;
-- often used in the
plural;
as, a
messenger
has
arrived
with
dispatches
for the
American
minister;
naval or
military
dispatches..
Envoy
::
Envoy (n.) One
dispatched
upon an
errand
or
mission;
a
messenger;
esp., a
person
deputed
by a
sovereign
or a
government
to
negotiate
a
treaty,
or
transact
other
business,
with a
foreign
sovereign
or
government;
a
minister
accredited
to a
foreign
government.
An
envoy's
rank is below that of an
ambassador..
Expeditious
::
Expeditious
(a.)
Possessed
of, or
characterized
by,
expedition,
or
efficiency
and
rapidity
in
action;
performed
with, or
acting
with,
expedition;
quick;
having
celerity;
speedily;
as, an
expeditious
march or
messenger..
Internuncio
::
Internuncio
(n.) A
messenger
between
two
parties.
Express
::
Express
(n.) A
messenger
sent on a
special
errand;
a
courier;
hence,
a
regular
and fast
conveyance;
commonly,
a
company
or
system
for the
prompt
and safe
transportation
of
merchandise
or
parcels;
also, a
railway
train for
transporting
passengers
or goods with speed and
punctuality..
Nuncio
::
Nuncio
(n.) A
messenger.
Voyol
::
Voyol (n.) The block
through
which a
messenger
passes.
Mercury
::
Mercury
(n.) A
carrier
of
tidings;
a
newsboy;
a
messenger;
hence,
also, a
newspaper..
Bode
::
Bode (v. t.) A
messenger;
a
herald.
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