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Definition of governor
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of governor is as below...
Governor
(n.) One who
governs;
especially,
one who is
invested
with the
supreme
executive
authority
in a
State;
a chief ruler or
magistrate;
as, the
governor
of
Pennsylvania..
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Shogun
::
Shogun
(n.) A title
originally
conferred
by the
Mikado
on the
military
governor
of the
eastern
provinces
of
Japan.
By
gradual
usurpation
of power the
Shoguns
(known
to
foreigners
as
Tycoons)
became
finally
the
virtual
rulers
of
Japan.
The title was
abolished
in 1867.
Tenter
::
Tenter
(n.) A kind of
governor.
Rectoral
::
Rectoral
(a.)
Pertaining
to a
rector
or
governor.
Elect
::
Elect (a.)
Chosen
to an
office,
but not yet
actually
inducted
into it; as,
bishop
elect;
governor
or mayor
elect..
Dey
::
Dey (n.) The
governor
of
Algiers;
-- so
called
before
the
French
conquest
in 1830.
Legate
::
Legate
(n.) An
official
assistant
given to a
general
or to the
governor
of a
province.
Reve
::
Reve (n.) An
officer,
steward,
or
governor..
Dynast
::
Dynast
(n.) A
ruler;
a
governor;
a
prince.
Governor
::
Governor
(n.) A
contrivance
applied
to steam
engines,
water
wheels,
and other
machinery,
to
maintain
nearly
uniform
speed when the
resistances
and
motive
force are
variable..
Procurator
::
Procurator
(n.) A
governor
of a
province
under the
emperors;
also, one who had
charge
of the
imperial
revenues
in a
province;
as, the
procurator
of
Judea..
Subgranular
::
Subgovernor
(n.) A
subordinate
or
assistant
governor.
Reeve
::
Reeve (n.) an
officer,
steward,
bailiff,
or
governor;
-- used
chiefly
in
compounds;
as,
shirereeve,
now
written
sheriff;
portreeve,
etc..
Excellency
::
Excellency
(n.) A title of honor given to
certain
high
dignitaries,
esp. to
viceroys,
ministers,
and
ambassadors,
to
English
colonial
governors,
etc. It was
formerly
sometimes
given to kings and
princes..
Candidate
::
Candidate
(n.) One who
offers
himself,
or is put
forward
by
others,
as a
suitable
person
or an
aspirant
or
contestant
for an
office,
privilege,
or
honor;
as, a
candidate
for the
office
of
governor;
a
candidate
for holy
orders;
a
candidate
for
scholastic
honors..
Bey
::
Bey (n.) A
governor
of a
province
or
district
in the
Turkish
dominions;
also, in some
places,
a
prince
or
nobleman;
a beg; as, the bey of
Tunis..
Governor General
::
Governor
general
() A
governor
who has
lieutenant
or
deputy
governors
under him; as, the
governor
general
of
Canada,
of
India..
Toparch
::
Toparch
(n.) The ruler or
principal
man in a place or
country;
the
governor
of a
toparchy.
Waywode
::
Waywode
(n.)
Originally,
the title of a
military
commander
in
various
Slavonic
countries;
afterwards
applied
to
governors
of towns or
provinces.
It was
assumed
for a time by the
rulers
of
Moldavia
and
Wallachia,
who were
afterwards
called
hospodars,
and has also been given to some
inferior
Turkish
officers..
Presidency
::
Presidency
(n.) One of the three great
divisions
of
British
India,
the
Bengal,
Madras,
and
Bombay
Presidencies,
each of which had a
council
of which its
governor
was
president..
Commandery
::
Commandery
(n.) A
district
under the
administration
of a
military
commander
or
governor.
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