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1. (n.) mayor
the chief executive official of a municipality.
Etymology: (1250–1300; ME mair < OF < ML, L major)
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1. (noun) mayor, city manager
the head of a city government
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1. (noun) mayor
the most senior elected town official
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1. (noun) Mayor
the chief magistrate of a city or borough; the chief officer of a municipal corporation. In some American cities there is a city court of which the major is chief judge
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Mayor
1. _Particeps criminis._
2. The head and front of our offending.
3. Polonius Pecksniff, who plays Bottom for a stipend.
4. A chaste, honorable, virtuous person whose private life is made inviolable by the libel laws.
5. A prickly sensation in the back of Folly and Revelry.
6. The culmination, zenith, equator and pediment of self-sufficient mediocrity.
7. A crow's-nest from which one may see the perpetually receding horizons of the Governorship and the Presidency.
8. A chef of morality.
9. Any person afflicted with primary, secondary or tertiary holiness. 10. A palm-reader. 11. A nebulous cluster of thought-embryons resolved into a gaseous state. 1
2. The nosebag of public decency. 1
3. The _alter ego_ of organized cant. 1
4. The critic of impure reason. 1
5. Lobster emeritus. 1
6. A person who takes an oath to love, honor and obey Tartuffe.
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Sense: (especially in England, Ireland and the United States) the chief public official of a city, town or borough.
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 Afrikaans: burgemeester |
 Arabic: رَئيس بلديَّه |
 Bulgarian: кмет |
 Brazilian: prefeito |
 Czech: starosta |
 German: der Bürgermeister |
 Danish: borgmester |
 Greek: δήμαρχος |
 Spanish: alcalde |
 Estonian: linnapea |
 Farsi: شهردار |
 Finnish: pormestari |
 French: mairesse |
 Hebrew: רֹאשׁ עִיר |
 Hindi: महापौर |
 Croatian: gradonačelnik |
 Hungarian: polgármester |
 Indonesian: walikota |
 Icelandic: borgar-/bæjarstjóri |
 Italian: sindaco |
 Japanese: 市長 |
 Korean: (시 또는 자치구의) 행정 장관 |
 Lithuanian: meras |
 Latvian: mērs, pilsētas galva |
 Malay: datuk bandar |
 Dutch: burgemeester |
 Norwegian: borgermester |
 Polish: burmistrz, mer |
 Persian: شهردار |
 Pashto: ښاروال |
 Portuguese: presidente da Câmara |
 Romanian: primar |
 Russian: мэр |
 Slovak: starosta |
 Slovenian: župan |
 Serbian: gradonačelnik |
 Swedish: borgmästare |
 Thai: นายกเทศมนตรี |
 Turkish: belediye reisi |
 Taiwanese: 市長 |
 Ukrainian: мер; міський голова |
 Urdu: رئیس بلدیہ |
 Vietnamese: thị trưởng |
 Chinese: 市长 |
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