wirepuller

[wahy^uhr-pool-er]

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noun

a person or thing that pulls wires.

a person who uses secret means to direct and control the actions of others, especially for selfish ends; intriguer.

snake (def. 3b).

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Origin:
1825–30, Americanism; wire + puller

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wirepuller (ˈwaɪəˌpʊlə)

—n
	chiefly (US), (Canadian) a person who uses private or secret influence for his own ends

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