intelligencer

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  1. noun One who conveys news or information.
  2. noun A secret agent, an informer, or a spy.

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  • But Snudge only smiled Much later, when the main body of the Cathran army was safely ensconced in the secured castle, Conrig sent for his intelligencer. —  Julian, May - Boreal Moon 01 - Conqueror's Moon
  • More about the VMR Project PayChoice via / more from intelligencer Rex Hammock and his outcry —  Hugo E. Martin on Media + Marketing
  • - January 16, 2009 - SRC, LLC, a leading developer and provider of geographic business intelligencer technology, today announced the addition of three seasoned executives from the business intelligence marketplace. —  GISuser - GIS and Geospatial Technology News
  • America may soon see its first major city without a daily newspaper, as a the advertising recession and dwindling readership causes venerable newspapers like the Seattle Post intelligencer to close. —  BBC News | News Front Page | UK Edition
  • He is sent to the galleys 'for a notorious murder,' and on his release he enters the service of two brothers, the Duke of Calabria and the Cardinal of Aragon, who place him as their intelligencer at the court of their sister Bos_. —  Sketches and Studies in Italy and Greece, Second Series
 

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/ɪnˈtɛlɪdʒənsər/
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