Definition for Officer:

• One who holds an office: a person who performs some public office.

Synonyms for Officer:

• n.

  •
  • businessman,
  • capitalist,
  • businessperson,
  • businesswoman,
  • account executive,
  • ambassador.
  •
  • brigadier general,
  • colonel,
  • col,
  • aide-de-camp,
  • brigadier,
  • police,
  • deputy,
  • chief of staff,
  • CDR,
  • adjutant.
  •
  • commissioner,
  • over,
  • chief of police,
  • cadet.
  •
  • heat.
  •administrator (noun)
  • over seers,
  • prezzes,
  • head honchos,
  • over seer,
  • super-visors,
  • super visors,
  • head people,
  • head persons,
  • super-visor,
  • person upstair,
  • super visor,
  • over-seers.
  •agent (noun)
  • worker,
  • assignees,
  • promoter,
  • mediary,
  • mover,
  • handlers,
  • operatives,
  • executor,
  • ten percenter,
  • handler,
  • Intermediaries,
  • middleperson,
  • Operators,
  • executors,
  • substitute,
  • gobetween,
  • assignee,
  • movers,
  • Functionaries.
  •banker (noun)
  • money lenders,
  • money-lenders.
  •captain (noun)
  • four stripers,
  • four striper,
  • four-stripers,
  • CFOS,
  • fourstripers,
  • fourstriper,
  • top dogs.
  •commander (noun)
  • high priest-priestesses,
  • point people,
  • high priest priestess,
  • lead-off people,
  • high priest-priestess,
  • high priestpriestess,
  • lead-off persons,
  • leadoff person,
  • lead off persons,
  • high priest priestesses,
  • point persons,
  • leadoff persons,
  • lead off people,
  • leadoff people,
  • top brasses,
  • lead off person,
  • high priestpriestesses.
  •commissioned officer (noun)
  • commissioned-officer,
  • military leaders.
  •custodian (noun)
  • steward.
  •director (noun)
  • general,
  • king,
  • magistrate,
  • baron,
  • ringmaster,
  • band master,
  • overlord,
  • foreman,
  • overseer,
  • boss,
  • taskmaster,
  • conductor,
  • queen.
  •executive (noun)
  • higherup,
  • key players.
  •financial officer (noun)
  • treasurer.
  •head (noun)
  • dominators,
  • honcho,
  • Dominator.
  •leader (noun)
  • fore-runner,
  • fore runners,
  • fore-runners,
  • fore runner,
  • pre-cursors,
  • pre cursors,
  • pre-cursor.
  •manager (noun)
  • slavedrivers,
  • zookeeper,
  • zookeepers.
  •master (noun)
  • headmistress,
  • maestro,
  • authority,
  • mahatma,
  • lord,
  • president,
  • squire,
  • mother,
  • dean,
  • governor,
  • principal,
  • mandarin,
  • proprietor,
  • landlady,
  • titleholder,
  • headmaster,
  • abbot,
  • quartermaster,
  • landlord,
  • master,
  • sire,
  • director,
  • chief,
  • guru,
  • proprietress,
  • star,
  • senior.
  •official (noun)
  • top drawers.
  •patrolman (noun)
  • coppers,
  • constabulary,
  • FEDS,
  • black and white,
  • constabularies,
  • narcs,
  • beat cop.
  •person in law enforcement (noun)
  • Mounty,
  • arm,
  • badge.
  •person who has high position in (noun)
  • representative,
  • organization administrator.
  •policeman (noun)
  • boy scouts,
  • oink,
  • county mounty,
  • boy scout.
  •police officer (noun)
  • Flatfeet,
  • flatfoots,
  • lawmen,
  • meter maid,
  • lawwoman,
  • traffic officer,
  • the man,
  • Gendarmes,
  • carabiniere,
  • military police,
  • mounted police officer,
  • mps,
  • law enforcer.
  •skipper (noun)
  • sea captain.
  •soldier (noun)
  • airforce member,
  • para-troopers,
  • soldier-at-arm,
  • infantrypeople,
  • enlisted persons,
  • enlisted people,
  • cavalrypeople,
  • servicepersons,
  • soldier at arm,
  • infantrypersons,
  • military people,
  • airforce members,
  • cavalrypersons,
  • para troopers,
  • para-trooper,
  • military persons,
  • soldier at arms,
  • para trooper.
  •steward (noun)
  • major domo,
  • fore-men,
  • fore man,
  • major-domos,
  • dapifers,
  • fore-man,
  • fore men,
  • major domos.
  •treasurer (noun)
  • bursar,
  • cashier,
  • accountant,
  • auditor,
  • lender,
  • teller,
  • trustee,
  • loaner,
  • bookkeeper,
  • financier,
  • comptroller.
  •warden (noun)
  • jailerjailor,
  • jailer-jailor,
  • dogcatchers,
  • prison heads,
  • jailer-jailors,
  • jailer jailors,
  • jailer jailor,
  • jailerjailors.

• v.

  •communication (verb)
  • officer.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • finest,
  • gendarme,
  • bobby,
  • constable,
  • Bluecoat,
  • patrolwoman,
  • truant officer,
  • flatfoot,
  • copper,
  • peeler,
  • marshal.
  •
  • ensign,
  • fuzz,
  • patrolman,
  • brass.
  •
  • cop,
  • mate.
  •
  • bull.
  •
  • law.
  •Other relevant words:
  • admiralty,
  • police matron,
  • police commissioner,
  • beagle,
  • jobber,
  • police sergeant,
  • stand over,
  • conclude,
  • major,
  • carabineer,
  • edit,
  • second mate,
  • junior officer,
  • color sergeant,
  • trainer,
  • legal profession,
  • commanding,
  • cannon fodder,
  • carry on,
  • Archon,
  • foot soldier,
  • dick,
  • government man,
  • catchpole,
  • councilman,
  • Red-tapist,
  • office-bearer,
  • press gang,
  • person in charge,
  • food for powder,
  • positioner,
  • poster,
  • navigate,
  • sbirro,
  • be at the head of,
  • legionary,
  • police captain,
  • cornet,
  • clerk,
  • ordain,
  • FLIC,
  • jack-in-office,
  • g-man,
  • imperative,
  • designate,
  • BUM-BAILIFF,
  • dauber,
  • Jemidar,
  • prefect,
  • bowman,
  • bailiff,
  • Kavass,
  • voicer,
  • paddy,
  • lead,
  • alderman,
  • tec,
  • public official,
  • critic,
  • Gager,
  • indexer,
  • carry out,
  • bossy,
  • sergeant major,
  • chair,
  • peremptory,
  • imperious,
  • mounted policeman,
  • sublieutenant,
  • manipulate,
  • executive secretary,
  • dizdar,
  • legionnaire,
  • gumshoe,
  • noncom,
  • player,
  • executive director,
  • Shipmaster,
  • prescribe,
  • piper,
  • quarterback,
  • Lictor,
  • rating,
  • deck officer,
  • toucher,
  • navigator,
  • ascendant,
  • skirmisher,
  • infantryman,
  • Alcalde,
  • spotter,
  • trader,
  • officiant,
  • run,
  • executive officer,
  • rifleman,
  • authoritative,
  • office-holder,
  • Officiary,
  • lieutenant colonel,
  • order,
  • stationer,
  • field marshal,
  • autocratic,
  • caller,
  • placer,
  • careerist,
  • Mace-bearer,
  • private soldier,
  • discipline,
  • Forcer,
  • govern,
  • operate,
  • compelling,
  • chief engineer,
  • ascendent,
  • Piecer,
  • exerciser,
  • narc,
  • direct,
  • sailing master,
  • be master,
  • peon,
  • committeeman,
  • Navarch,
  • bunker,
  • five-star general,
  • biter,
  • lancer,
  • management,
  • infantry,
  • charger,
  • Naik,
  • houser,
  • Sepoy,
  • commanding officer,
  • missioner,
  • attacker,
  • handle,
  • patron,
  • apply,
  • maneuver,
  • commander in chief,
  • blotter,
  • bureaucrat,
  • first lieutenant,
  • bound bailiff,
  • Parter,
  • sergeant,
  • shavetail,
  • tipstaff,
  • secretary,
  • connoisseur,
  • huissier,
  • apparatchik,
  • Yager,
  • preside over,
  • bar,
  • commodore,
  • grenadier,
  • Knight marshal,
  • shamus,
  • lieutenant general,
  • conveyancer,
  • noncommissioned officer,
  • Gauger,
  • minister,
  • commentator,
  • supervise,
  • petty tyrant,
  • centurion,
  • vice president,
  • stainer,
  • civil servant,
  • Dewan,
  • Shrieve,
  • CARER,
  • police inspector,
  • mastermind,
  • Hetman,
  • Bedel,
  • staff officer,
  • general officer,
  • naval officer,
  • t-man,
  • WPC,
  • halberdier,
  • Subahdar,
  • Flecker,
  • chief executive officer,
  • pipes,
  • mailer,
  • generalissimo,
  • Seraskier,
  • boarder,
  • Jager,
  • engineer,
  • pleader,
  • regulate,
  • chester,
  • dispose,
  • ship's officer,
  • police constable,
  • beadle,
  • dominate,
  • incumbent,
  • placeman,
  • Tithingman,
  • private,
  • homer,
  • administer,
  • Fusileer,
  • preside,
  • reviewer,
  • manage,
  • captain general,
  • vice-chancellor,
  • office worker,
  • viewer,
  • Chamberer,
  • control,
  • bar association,
  • second lieutenant,
  • dignitary,
  • Portreeve,
  • boatswain,
  • subaltern,
  • Studier,
  • archer,
  • Spearman,
  • Alguazil,
  • prexy,
  • lance corporal,
  • superintend,
  • administration,
  • Tasker,
  • appointee,
  • field officer,
  • Sider,
  • aide,
  • admiral,
  • port admiral,
  • jemadar,
  • slipper,
  • lead on,
  • mayoralty,
  • head up,
  • inspector,
  • four-star general,
  • syndic,
  • servicer,
  • brigade major,
  • councilwoman,
  • lieutenant,
  • sergeant at arms,
  • fed,
  • roundsman,
  • Pikeman,
  • Government Official,
  • corregidor,
  • pc,
  • drum major,
  • sharer,
  • conduct,
  • rear admiral,
  • arm of the law,
  • deputy sheriff,
  • marechal,
  • chief executive,
  • rank and file,
  • corporal,
  • person in authority,
  • warrant officer,
  • sirdar,
  • public servant,
  • censor,
  • chief mate,
  • managing director,
  • Lord Mayor,
  • Catchpoll,
  • detective,
  • burgomaster,
  • pendragon,
  • Major general,
  • sharpshooter,
  • acting corporal,
  • exciseman,
  • Douanier,
  • Alcaid,
  • federal,
  • law enforcement agent.

Paraphrases for Officer:

• Forward Entailment

  • Proper noun, singular
    officials.
  • Noun, plural
    officials.

• Reverse Entailment

  • Adjective
    inspector.
  • Proper noun, singular
    officer-in-charge, commander, commanders, inspector, inspectors.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    functionary, officer-in-charge, investigator, commander, inspector.
  • Interjection
    Cops.

• Independent

  • Proper noun, singular
    organizers, organisers, fellows, matters, officier, actors, coaches, issues, affaires, director, directors, Measures, questions, believes, hazards, weapons, cases, Capita, finds, chief, GS, officership, commissioner, commissioners.
  • Noun, plural
    ingredients, ranks.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    office-holder, director, directors, Capita, centurion, chief, actor, commissioner, publicist.
  • Verb, past tense
    Contributed, authorized, charged, entrusted, Caused, director.
  • Verb, past participle
    recognized, approved, formalized, established, validated, assisted, requested, made.

• Other Related

  • Proper noun, singular
    agents, Gentlemen, specialist, Specialists, administrator, Administrators.
  • Noun, plural
    agents.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    staffer, specialist, administrator, bureaucrat.
  • Verb, base form
    officiate.

Antonyms for Officer:

• n.

  • person who has high position in
    employee.
  • Other antonyms:
    civilian.

Officer Sentence Examples:

• " You'll find it isn't if I get hold of you," said the officer.

• My father was an officer of the sea, and was killed at sea as he was coming home to marry my mother, Isopel Berners.

Hyponym for Officer:

• v.

  • communication
    command.