director
noun(di-rec-tor)
one who directs: such as
director
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the head of an organized group or administrative unit (such as a bureau or school)
director
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one of a group of persons entrusted with the overall direction of a corporate enterprise
director
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a lightweight folding armchair with a back and seat usually of cotton duck
director
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a version of a motion picture that is edited according to the director's wishes and that usually includes scenes cut from the version created for general distribution
director
noun phrase(di-rec-tor)
the person who is in charge of filming for a movie
director
noun(di-rec-tor)
a person who supervises the casting of dramatic productions (such as films and plays)
director
noun(di-rec-tor)
one whose profession is the management of funerals and who is usually an embalmer
director
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one in charge of planning and scheduling program material for a radio or television station or network
director
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director
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stage manager
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noun(di-rec-tor)
someone who is in charge of a large company or organization
director
verb(di-rec-tor)
to share the duties of directing (something) with another or others : to direct (something) jointly