Sheriff
Pronunciation: /ˈʃɛrəf/
Sheriff (noun)
- A person who enforces the law in a county or town.
- An official who helps manage court duties and legal processes.
- A historical officer responsible for collecting taxes and keeping peace.
Examples
- The sheriff patrols the town to ensure safety.
- A sheriff often works with deputies to enforce the law.
Common collocations: sheriff's department, sheriff's badge, sheriff's patrol, sheriff's duties, court sheriff