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Chronister

Chronister proper noun: a surname.

Proper noun

Chronister (plural Chronisters)

  1. A surname.
    • As head of the Drug Enforcement Administration, Sheriff Chronister will play a central role in addressing the escalating tensions surrounding fentanyl being brought into the United States.2024 November 30, Mark Walker, “Trump Picks a Florida Sheriff as D.E.A. Administrator”, in The New York Times

Forms of Chronister

pluralChronisters

Questions about Chronister

What does Chronister mean?
Chronister means a surname.
What part of speech is Chronister?
Chronister is a proper noun.

Words near Chronister in the dictionary

  1. chronique
  2. chronique scandaleuse
  3. chroniques
  4. chroniques scandaleuses
  5. chronist
  6. Chronister
  7. Chronisters
  8. chronistic
  9. chronistically
  10. chronists
  11. chronnectome

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