noun
pl. -·men·- a news reporter who gathers information at the scene of events or at various sources, usually transmitting it to an office or news room for editing
- a person who runs errands or gathers information to assist someone in an office
legman
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legman
noun
Informal- A reporter whose job is to gather information at the scene of an event or from various news sources.
- An assistant who performs tasks such as gathering information or running errands, especially outside the workplace.
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Noun
(plural legmen)
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