Leader

Meaning

Noun

●

Any person who

or directs.

One who

first.

One who

a

political party

or group of

; sometimes used in titles.

A person or organization that

in a certain

,

, etc.

●

In Leaders:

Any person who

or directs.

One having

to direct.

●

In Music:

Any person who

or directs.

A

who

,

, or a

of an orchestra.

●

In British English & Music:

Any person who

or directs.

The

in a

symphony orchestra

; the concertmaster.

●

An

that leads.

The

in a

of

s, such as

or lions.

an

others, especially on

of

,

, or dogs

Either of the two front

of

of

a carriage.

●

In Botany:

Someone

that

or conducts.

A

of a

plant.

●

Someone

that

or conducts.

A

for

from a

to a

or to the ground.

●

In British English & Mass media:

Someone

that

or conducts.

The first, or the

,

in a

; a

or main

; a lead story.

●

In Fishing:

Someone

that

or conducts.

A

of

between the main

and the

of a

,

to be more

to

and

for a

to

than the main

.

A

for

into a

,

, etc.

●

In Film & Printing:

Someone

that

or conducts.

A

of

at the

or

a

or

to

the

to be

or

onto something, as a

of

onto a

or

of

onto a

press.

●

In Cinematography:

Someone

that

or conducts.

An intertitle.

●

In Marketing:

Someone

that

or conducts.

A

or a

product

at a

price.

●

In Printing:

Someone

that

or conducts.

A type having a

or

of

s upon its face.

A

of

,

, or

, used in

tables of contents

, etc; to lead the

across a

to the right

or number.

●

In Mining:

Someone

that

or conducts.

A

or small

, not important

, but

the

of a better one.

●

In Nautical:

Someone

that

or conducts.

A

of

with

for

their

places.

●

In Engineering:

Someone

that

or conducts.

The

in any

machinery.

●

In Meteorology:

Someone

that

or conducts.

The

by

from a

to

,

the

of a

of lightning.

Name

●

A

as an

for a person who

a

and cart.

●

A

in

Canterbury, New Zealand, which

the (Canterbury) Waiau.

●

A

in the Rural Municipality of Happyland No. 231,

Saskatchewan, Canada,

Prussia.

●

A

in Adams County, Colorado, United States.

Sourced from

Origin

leader

English

leder

Middle English (1100-1500)

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