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churchwarden in the Anglican Church, a lay officer who manages the secular or legal affairs of the church. [1/3 definitions]
citizen's arrest a legal arrest by a citizen, rather than an officer of the law, as permitted by common or written law.
CO2 abbreviation of "commanding officer," a military officer in charge of a unit or installation.
commandant the commanding officer of a military post or of a military organization such as the U.S. Marine Corps.
commander an officer who leads a military unit. [1/3 definitions]
commander in chief an officer in charge of a particular armed force. [1/2 definitions]
commanding officer a military officer in charge of a unit or installation.
commission to award a commission to (someone) as a military officer. [1/9 definitions]
commissioned officer a military or naval officer holding a rank by commission.
commodore in the U.S. Navy until 1899 and again during World War II, a commissioned naval officer ranked below a rear admiral and above a captain. [1/2 definitions]
constable a peace officer, esp. in a small town or village. [2 definitions]
consul general the highest ranking consular officer.
cop2 (informal) a police officer.
coroner a public officer employed to investigate by inquest any death not thought to have occurred by natural causes.
corporal2 a noncommissioned officer in the U.S. Army, Air Force, or Marine Corps ranked below sergeant and above private first class.
Cpl. abbreviation of "Corporal," a noncommissioned officer in the U.S. Army, Air Force, or Marine Corps ranked below sergeant and above private first class (used in a proper name).
crossing guard a school official, police officer, or volunteer who directs traffic and helps children to cross the streets around a school.
detective a person, often a police officer, who conducts investigations.
elder1 in certain Christian sects, a layman who is a governing officer of the church, or a priest of high order. [1/7 definitions]
enlisted man a member of the military who is neither a commissioned officer nor a warrant officer.
Ens. abbreviation of "Ensign," in the U.S. Coast Guard or Navy, one who is a commissioned officer of the lowest rank (used in a proper name).