sheriff
noun
- in England, esp. formerly, any of various officers of a shire, or county
- ☆ in the U.S., the chief law-enforcement officer of a county, charged in general with the keeping of the peace and the execution of court orders
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(shĕrˈĭf)
noun- The chief law enforcement officer for the courts in a U.S. county.
- An officer of a county or an administrative region in England, Northern Ireland, and Scotland, charged mainly with judicial duties.
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