circulator
- noun
- /ˈsɜrkjʊˌleɪtər/
- petition circulator
Examples
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His colleague Anne Carto, according to her LinkedIn, served as a petition circulator in Ohio in the early days of Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney's run for president.
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The circulator moved through the crowd, introducing guests to one another and sharing information about the event.
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At the conference, the circulator handed out brochures and made sure everyone felt welcomed and informed.
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As a circulator at the festival, she engaged with attendees and ensured they had all the materials they needed to enjoy the day.
Synonyms
A person who passes information or objects to other people
A person who moves among people and talks to many at events
A person who carries messages or things to other people
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Surface Forms
Morphology
circulator = circulate (transparent) = circul + or
Agentive formation from 'circulate' meaning one who moves among people or causes movement.
Etymology
Circulator comes from the root circ- meaning 'around', like circle. A circulator at an event goes 'around' the room to meet people, introduce guests, or hand out information, which is why the word fits.