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frontman
[
fruhnt
-man
]
front·man
/
ˈfrʌntˌmæn
/
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[
fruhnt
-man
]
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noun,
plural
front·men
/
-ˌmɛn
/
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[
-men
]
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.
1.
a performer, as a singer, who leads a musical group.
2.
a person who serves as the nominal head of an
organization
and who represents it publicly.
Also,
especially for 2,
front man
.
Origin:
1935–40,
Americanism
;
front
+
man
1
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