officer
noun
- anyone elected or appointed to an office or position of authority in a government, business, institution, society, etc.
- a police officer or constable
- a person appointed to a position of authority in the armed forces; specif., commissioned officer
- the captain or any of the mates of a merchant ship
- in certain honorary societies, a member of any grade above the lowest
transitive verb
- to provide with officers
- to command; direct; manage
See officer in American Heritage Dictionary 4
(ôˈfĭ-sər, ŏfˈĭ-)
noun- One who holds an office of authority or trust in an organization, such as a corporation or government.
- One who holds a commission in the armed forces.
- A person licensed in the merchant marine as master, mate, chief engineer, or assistant engineer.
- A police officer.
transitive verb of·fi·cered,
of·fi·cer·ing,
of·fi·cers - To furnish with officers.
- To command or manage as an officer.
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