intermediary

intermediary
adj
1. intermediate, inbetween, medial.
n
2. mean, medium, median, median strip.
3. go-between, mediator, intermediator, intercessor, interceder, intervener; broker, agent, interagent, medium, middleman, jobber, wholesaler, dealer, distributor; connection, contact, Inf. front, Inf. front man, lobbyist; moderator, arbiter, arbitrator, negotiator, third or disinterested party, umpire, referee, interlocutor, peacemaker, make-peace; instrument, tool, factor, steward, proctor; spokesman, advocate, consumer advocate, Sl.Nader-raider, champion, patron; spokesman, Inf. mouthpiece, attorney, solicitor, friend at court, ombudsman, ombudswoman; diplomat, diplomatic agent, plenipotentiary, ambassador, envoy, emissary, minister, charge d'affaires, legate, nuncio, internuncio.
4. pimp, pander or panderer, procurer, procuress, Archaic. bawd, madam.

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