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undersheriff
/ ˈʌndəˌʃɛrɪf /
noun
- a deputy sheriff
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Word History and Origins
Origin of undersheriff1
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Example Sentences
Martinez, who has served as undersheriff, has identified fentanyl as the driving force behind deaths and pointed to a medical assistant treatment program that monitors people going through withdrawal.
John Hemmerling, the former head of the city attorney’s criminal division, is running against Kelly Martinez, the undersheriff.
Same goes for whoever wins the sheriff’s race — John Hemmerling, a former city prosecutor and police officer, or Kelly Martinez, the current undersheriff.
His judicial office of undersheriff of London had required his close attention every Thursday.
His practice at the bar, and appointment as undersheriff, id.Erasmus visits him and writes the Praise of Folly at his house, 193.
I have been repeatedly undersheriff of Devon, and therefore beg to state the mode in which executions take place.
Should the undersheriff hear nothing further, he hangs the man at the end of the respite, as a matter of course.
No sheriff, undersheriff, or county clerk shall enter any complaints in their books unless the complaining party is present.
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