A spokesman is a representative, someone who speaks for a group. The spokesman of your French club, for example, might announce the date of your bake sale during your school's morning announcements.
One who speaks for another.
Noun
a male spokesperson
n.
One who speaks for another.
Spokesman
He shall be thy spokesman unto the people.
One who speaks for another.
Usage Examples
My job is to be a spokesman - the spokesman, I suppose - for the President, for the White House, to do the daily briefings, to manage the press corps in terms of travel, day-to-day needs, access, interviews, all those issues.
Misspelled FormSpokesman, Spokesman, pokesman, Spokesman, Sopokesman, S0pokesman, Slpokesman, Sookesman, S0okesman, Slokesman, Spookesman, Sp0okesman, Splokesman, Spiokesman, Sp9okesman, Sp0okesman, Sppokesman, Splokesman, Spikesman, Sp9kesman, Sp0kesman, Sppkesman, Splkesman, Spoikesman, Spo9kesman, Spo0kesman, Spopkesman, Spolkesman, Spojkesman, Spoikesman, Spookesman, Spolkesman, Spomkesman, Spojesman, Spoiesman, Spooesman, Spolesman, Spomesman, Spokjesman, Spokiesman, Spokoesman, Spoklesman, Spokmesman, Spokwesman, Spok3esman, Spok4esman, Spokresman, Spoksesman, Spokdesman, Spokwsman, Spok3sman, Spok4sman, Spokrsman, Spokssman, Spokdsman, Spokewsman, Spoke3sman, Spoke4sman, Spokersman, Spokessman, Spokedsman, Spokeasman, Spokewsman, Spokeesman, Spokedsman, Spokexsman, Spokezsman, Spokeaman, Spokewman, Spokeeman, Spokedman, Spokexman, Spokezman, Spokesaman, Spokeswman, Spokeseman, Spokesdman, Spokesxman, Spokeszman, Spokesnman, Spokesjman, Spokeskman, Spokes,man, Spokes man, Spokesnan, Spokesjan, Spokeskan, Spokes,an, Spokes an, Spokesmnan, Spokesmjan, Spokesmkan, Spokesm,an, Spokesm an, Spokesmqan, Spokesmwan, Spokesmsan, Spokesmzan, Spokesmqn, Spokesmwn, Spokesmsn, Spokesmzn, Spokesmaqn, Spokesmawn, Spokesmasn, Spokesmazn, Spokesmabn, Spokesmahn, Spokesmajn, Spokesmamn, Spokesma n, Spokesmab, Spokesmah, Spokesmaj, Spokesmam, Spokesma , Spokesmanb, Spokesmanh, Spokesmanj, Spokesmanm, Spokesman .
Other Usage ExamplesThe U.S. army confirmed that it gave a lucrative fire fighting contract in Iraq to the firm once run by the Vice President Dick Cheney without any competitive bidding. When asked if this could be conceived as Cheney's friends profiting from the war, the spokesman said 'Yes.'