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Editor

Editor Meaning & Definition
Editor Definition And Meaning

What's The Definition Of Editor?

[n] (computer science) a program designed to perform such editorial functions as rearrangement or modification or deletion of data
[n] a person responsible for the editorial aspects of publication

Synonyms | Synonyms for Editor: editor program

Related Terms | Find terms related to Editor: allegorist | annotator | bibliognost | bibliographer | biblioklept | bibliolater | bibliomane | bibliomaniac | bibliopegist | bibliophage | bibliophile | bibliopole | bibliopolist | bibliotaph | bibliothec | bibliothecaire | bibliothecary | book agent | book collector | book printer | book publisher | book reviewer | book salesman | bookbinder | bookdealer | booklover | bookmaker | bookman | bookseller | book-stealer | bookworm | captious critic | carper | cataloger | caviler | censor | censurer | chief librarian | cicerone | city editor | clarifier | cognoscente | collector | college editor | columnist | commentator | commenter | compiler | connoisseur | copy chief | copy editor | copyman | copyreader | correspondent | critic | criticaster | criticizer | critickin | criticule | cryptanalyst | cryptographer | cryptologist | cub reporter | curator | decoder | definer | demonstrator | demythologizer | diaskeuast | dictionary editor | dragoman | editorial writer | editorialist | editor-in-chief | emendator | emender | euhemerist | executive editor | exegesist | exegete | exegetist | explainer | explicator | exponent | expositor | expounder | faultfinder | feature editor | foreign correspondent | gazetteer | glossarist | glossographer | go-between | guide | hermeneut | interpreter | interviewer | journalist | juvenile editor | leader writer | leg man | lexicographer | librarian | library director | literary critic | man of letters | managing editor | metaphrast | muckraker | news analyst | news editor | newsman | newspaperman | newspaperwoman | newswriter | oneirocritic | own correspondent | paragrapher | paragraphist | paraphrast | permissions editor | philobiblist | pressman | printer | production editor | publicist | publisher | reader | redactor | reference editor | reference librarian | reporter | reviewer | reviser | rewrite man | rewriter | scholiast | slotman | smellfungus | sob sister | social critic | special correspondent | sports editor | subeditor | textbook editor | textual critic | trade editor | translator | war correspondent | writer

See Also | anthologist | application | application program | applications programme | art editor | Bowdler | copy editor | copyreader | linkage editor | managing editor | newspaper editor | redact | redactor | reviser | rewrite man | rewriter | skilled worker | subeditor | text editor | text editor | Thomas Bowdler | trained worker

Editor In Webster's Dictionary

\Ed"i*tor\, n. [L., that which produces, from edere to publish: cf. F. ['e]diteur.] One who edits; esp., a person who prepares, superintends, revises, and corrects a book, magazine, or newspaper, etc., for publication.

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