go-between Definition
go·-between (gō′bē twēn′)
noun
a person who deals with each of two sides in making arrangements between them; intermediary
go-between Synonyms
go between Synonyms
go-between Usage Examples
Converse of object
- become: He became a go-between for the Masters and the European community both in India and England.
- need: Organizations may need a go-between to link organizations together.
- play: My moving fingers play the go-between: suns wait for me to check them.. .
Adjective modifier
- ideal: Moreover, as a clinician who was born deaf she is the ideal go-between for the hearing and deaf worlds.
- local: It sounds rather as if he were some local go-between and non-combatant; perhaps a guide or a journalist.
Preposition: with
spy: Journalists provided a full range of clandestine services -- from simple intelligence gathering to serving as go-betweens with spies in Communist countries.
Modifies a noun
Browse dictionary entries near go-between
- ‹ go better with
- ‹ go behind
- ‹ go bad
- ‹ go back on
- ‹ go at
- ‹ go-around
- ‹ go along with
- ‹ go along
- ‹ go all the way
- ‹ go all out

