…a person holding a position of command or authority in the armed services, in the merchant marine, or on a passenger ship…
…(in England and Wales) the Attorney General or the Solicitor General, or (in Scotland) the Lord Advocate or the Solicitor General for Scotland…
…an officer in charge of the above-deck workings and maneuvers at sea of a ship or boat…
…an officer, especially in the police or armed forces, who is on duty at a particular time…
…a civil officer appointed to preserve law and order, such as a sheriff or police officer…
…a noncommissioned officer in a navy, in particular an NCO in the US Navy or Coast Guard ranking above seaman and below chief petty officer…
…the lowest rank of officer in the RAF, above warrant officer and below flying officer…
…an officer serving on the staff of a military headquarters or government department…
…a rank of commissioned officer in the RAF, above pilot officer and below flight lieutenant…
…an officer ranking above colonel in the US Army, Air Force, or Marine Corps…
…a person who is employed to form a working relationship between two organizations to their mutual benefit…
…a doctor serving in the armed forces, in a prison, or in a public health service…
…the officer who is in charge of the security and administration of a unit or establishment for a day at a time…
…an officer in the US armed forces ranking below the commissioned officers and above the noncommissioned officers…
…a person who is employed to ensure that a company does not contravene any statutes or regulations which apply to its activities…
…(in the UK, Canada, New Zealand, and Australia) the official in each constituency or electorate who conducts an election and announces the result…
…a senior noncommissioned officer in a navy, in particular an NCO in the US Navy or Coast Guard ranking above petty officer and below senior chief petty officer…
…a member of the US armed forces ranking above warrant officer and below the lowest-ranking commissioned officer…
…a noncommissioned officer in the US Navy or Coast Guard ranking above senior chief petty officer and below warrant officer…
…a noncommissioned officer in the US Navy or Coast Guard ranking above chief petty officer and below master chief petty officer…
…the popular name for a London policeman during the first half of the 19th century…
…(in England and Wales) the Attorney General or the Solicitor General, or (in Scotland) the Lord Advocate or the Solicitor General for Scotland…
