prolocutor
11prolocutor — [ prəʊləˌkju:tə, prɒl , prə(ʊ) lɒkjʊtə] noun 1》 a chairperson of the lower house of convocation in a province of the Church of England. 2》 archaic or formal a spokesman. Origin ME: from L., from prolocut , proloqui speak out , from pro before +… …
12prolocutor — n. Speaker, spokesman, chairman …
13prolocutor — pro·loc·u·tor …
14prolocutor — /proʊˈlɒkjətə/ (say proh lokyuhtuh) noun a presiding officer of an assembly; a chairperson. {Latin} –prolocutorship, noun …
15prolocutor — n. presiding officer; chair, especially of lower house of convocation …
16prolocutor — (Ecclesiastical.) The presiding officer in a convocation or assembly of the English clergy …
17prolocutor — n. 1 Eccl. the chairperson esp. of the lower house of convocation of either province of the Church of England. 2 a spokesman. Derivatives: prolocutorship n. Etymology: ME f. L f. proloqui prolocut (as PRO (1), loqui speak) …
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