appointee - bailiff - beadle - administrative official, bureaucrat - caretaker - censor - census taker, enumerator - church officer - city father - civil servant, official - commissar, political commissar - Comptroller General - Comptroller of the Currency - diplomat, diplomatist - chosen one, elected candidate, elected member, elected official - equerry - fire marshal - fire warden, forest fire fighter, ranger - hearing examiner, hearing officer - hangover, holdover - incumbent, officeholder - Inquisitor - invalidator, nullifier, voider - judge, jurisprudent, jurist, justice - licenser - mace, macebearer, macer - mandarin - notary, notary public, scrivener, solicitor - noticer - officeholder, officer - agent, federal agent - provincial - postmaster general - proconsul - attorney, district attorney, prosecuting attorney, prosecuting officer, prosecutor, prosecutrix, public prosecutor, solicitor - quaestor - recruiter - recorder, record-keeper, registrar - regulator - returning officer - sealer - searcher - teller, vote counter - clerk, town clerk - doorkeeper, usher - vizier - weigher, weighman - apparatchik[Spéc.]

function, officiate - government officials, officialdom[Dérivé]

functionary (n.) • official (n.)