Organizer

Definition: Organizer

Organizer

Noun

1. A person who organizes.

2. Someone who enlists workers to join a union.

Source: WordNet 1.7.1 Copyright © 2001 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
 

Date "organizer" was first used in popular English literature: sometime before 1869. (references)

Sports & Leisure

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Synonyms: Organizer

Crosswords: Organizer

It's an organizer, a memory and an old friend (Seinfeld; writing credit: Andreas Lenze; Bea Schmidt)

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Books

• Booknotes: The Booklover's Organizer (reference)

• The Big Wedding on a Small Budget Planner & Organizer (reference)

• The Everything Wedding Organizer; Checklists, calendars, and worksheets for planning the perfect wedding (reference)

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Music

• Live Phish Vol. 6 (Includes Bonus ShowCase CD Organizer): 11/27/98, The Centrum, Worcester, Massachusetts [LIVE] (reference)

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High Tech

• Seiko GD100 Organ Databank Little Mozart Organizer (reference)

• Auto Organizer Deluxe [DOWNLOAD] (reference)

• Seiko DF4033CS Bon Voyage World Travel Alarm with Organizer and 6 Language Translator (reference)

• KDS CD Organizer Electronic USB75-cd Capacity 1.8 Access Time (reference)

• Landware Zagat Restaurant Review for Palm Organizer (reference)

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Consumer Goods

• Especially for Baby Wipe Warmer with bonus Diaper Organizer (reference)

• Nursery Organizer Cart (reference)

• Koala Baby Wall Hanging Organizer - Rosette (reference)

• Bucket Boss 99050 SideCar Ladder Tool Organizer (reference)

• ZAG 14325Z Professional Organizer (reference)

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Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

In: "The Meteor Expedition," by F. Spiess, German Atlantic Expedition 1925-1927. Alfred Merz, Director of the Meereskunde in Berlin and planner and organizer of the METEOR Expedition. Unfortunately he died in Buenos Aires in 1925 at the beginning of the expedition. Library Call Number C/La S755. Credit: Sailing for Science - the NOAA Fleet Then and Now.

Lucien Koch, organizer in Quincy, Massachusetts for the IUMSWA (Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers of of America). He is active in organizing a committee to demand a housing program for Quincy. Credit: Library of Congress.

Leif Dahl, organizer of agricultural workers union speaking at union meeting in Bridgeton, New Jersey. Credit: Library of Congress.

Workers' Alliance organizer speaking at meeting. Muskogee, Oklahoma. Credit: Library of Congress.

Union organizer attempts to better working conditions amongst tiff miners. Washington County, Missouri. Credit: Library of Congress.

Street meeting at night in Mexican town outside of Shafter, California. Organizer for United Cannery Agricultural Packing and Allied Workers of America (Congress of Industrial Organizations-CIO) talks to mixed crowd. The strike failed. Credit: Library of Congress.

Negroes and whites at Workers' Alliance meeting listening to organizer. Muskogee, Oklahoma. Credit: Library of Congress.

Kern County, California. Undernourished cotton picker's child listening to speeches of organizer at strike meeting to raise wages from seventy-five cents to ninety cents a hundred pounds. Strike unsuccessful. Credit: Library of Congress.

Mary "Mother" Jones, labor organizer, 1830-1930. Credit: Library of Congress.

May Day : a day in the life of a woman organizer : a musical satire. Credit: Library of Congress.

Source: pictures compiled by the editor from various references; see picture credits.

Business

For more information, please contact the organizer, Intel Association. (references)

Firms interested in other trade events should contact show organizer listed below. (references)

This year for the first time the largest organizer of fairs in Poland opened a new event featuring only construction machinery - Bumasz. (references)

Civil Liberties

Mexico

The police allegedly assaulted the group during questioning to determine the identity of the trip's organizer. (references)

Belarus

Charges were dropped in one of the two cases, but the organizer of the picket was awaiting trial at year's end. (references)

Paraguay

The protestors organizer, Agustin Konrad of the Agricultural Association of Paraguay, met with the Ministers of Interior, Treasury, Public Works, and Agriculture, who said that they would discuss the farmer's demands once the protest was lifted. (references)

Economic History

Costa Rica

The private trade fair organizer, FERCORI, has at least one international trade fair every year. (references)

Armenia

Public demonstrations usually take place without government interference, though one rally in November 2000 by an opposition party was followed by the arrest and imprisonment for a month of its organizer. (references)

Ukraine

The presence of a Western tender organizer often makes selling to the government a more transparent practice, providing for published deadlines, proposal criteria, and more importantly, Western oversight in making final procurement decisions. (references)

Human Rights

Ghana

The National Organizer claimed that the police refused to show him a warrant and told him they were searching his house for counterfeit foreign currency. (references)

Zimbabwe

In April 2000, a group of war veterans, including active duty defense force personnel in civilian clothing, abducted MDC organizer and commercial farmer David Stevens from his farm and took him to their base in Murewa, where they beat him badly and then shot and killed him. (references)

China

In 2000 the Government prevented Ding Zilin, an organizer of relatives of the victims of the Tiananmen massacre, from meeting the widow of a prominent foreign author, and the Government continued to freeze bank accounts kept by Ding Zilin and others containing funds to help families of the Tiananmen Square massacre victims. (references)

Trade

Azerbaijan

U.S. firms planning to exhibit at major trade exhibitions in Azerbaijan need to work closely with the show organizer well in advance to ensure timely and proper temporary declaration of goods to be exhibited. (references)

Travel

China

The exhibition organizer must obtain advance approval from the Customs, provide certain shipping documents and a list of items to be exhibited, and coordinate with Customs officials. (references)

Worker Rights

Cameroon

The Ministry of Labor has reported no complaints of such discrimination during recent years; however, one organizer of the Union for Telecommunications Workers has claimed that his state-owned company demoted him due to his union activism. (references)

Source: compiled by the editor from ICON Group International, Inc.; see credits.

Expressions using "organizer": labor organizer ♦ nucleolar organizer ♦ nucleolus organizer ♦ Nucleolus Organizer Region ♦ organizer of a festival ♦ party organizer ♦ personal organizer ♦ professional conference organizer ♦ tour organizer. Additional references.

Ending with "organizer": co-organizer.

Albanian

organizues (sponsor), organizator (mastermind), udhëheqës (chief, chieftain, conductor, directive, director, directory, fugleman, guide, headman, heuristic, instructor, leader, manager, managing, mentor, supervisor). (various references)

Arabic 

‏مفكرة (aide-memoire, calendar, notebook, pocket book), ‏منظم (arranger, disposed, governor, in good order, marshaled, neat, orderly, organized, regular, steward, systematic, tidy, well arranged, well ordered, well-organized), ‏جدول أعمال (agenda, protocol, schedule), ‏المنظم (regulator, steward), ‏المرأة المنظمة. (various references)

Bulgarian 

организатор (sponsor). (various references)

Chinese 

組�"者 , 组织者. (various references)

Czech

organizátor (leader, manager). (various references)

Danish

organisator, rejsearrangør. (various references)

Dutch

organisator. (various references)

Finnish

järjestelijä, järjestäjä (arranger, monitor). (various references)

French

organisateur (organizational). (various references)

German

Veranstalter (operator, promoter), Organisator (analyst, promoter). (various references)

Greek 

οργανωτήσ, διοργανωτήσ, διοργανωτής. (various references)

Hebrew 

מאר�'ן (steward). (various references)

Hungarian

szervezõ, rendezõ (arranger, director, regulator, stage direction). (various references)

Italian

organizzatore (organiser, organizing). (various references)

Japanese Kanji 

創立者　 (founder), 創立者 (founder), オリン�"ック憲� (alternate, alternative, Olympic Charter, Olympos, OPP, organ, organize, orgasm, orgone energy, orthophenyl phenol), エンボス� 工 (auction, audience, audience survey, audio, audiometer, audio-visual, audition, auditorium, Austin, Australia, Australopithecus, Austria, authentic, authority, authorization, authorize, auto, auto door, auto focus, auto parlor, auto player, auto show, autobacks, autobiography, autocamping, auto-changer, autocracy, autocross, automatic, automatic clutch, automatic control, automatic stop, automatic transmission, automatic tuning deck, auto-nurse, autopilot, auxin, custom-made, eau de Cologne, embossment, enlargement, enrich, haute couture, made-to-order, motorcycle race, motorcycle), OA, oak, oaks, oats, ocean, ocean race, oceanaut, Odin, office automation, office lady, ogre, OK, OL, old girl, orc, orchard, orchestra, orchestra box, order, order entry system, order made, ordinary, organdy, organization, organize, orgasm, orgy, orgy party, orthodox, ostrich), 主催者 (promoter, sponsor). (various references)

Japanese Katakana 

そうりつしゃ (founder), しゅさいしゃ (chairman, president, promoter, sponsor), オーガナイザー , オルグ (organize), オルガナイザー . (various references)

Korean 

조직자. (various references)

Manx

reagheyder (arbitrator, arranger, decider, editor, settler, umpire). (various references)

Pig Latin

organizeray.(various references)

Portuguese

organizador (fugleman), operador (operating, operator). (various references)

Romanian

organizator (organizing). (various references)

Russian 

организатор (sponsor). (various references)

Serbo-Croatian

organizator (promoter). (various references)

Spanish

organizador (cataloguer, cheerleader). (various references)

Swedish

organiserare. (various references)

Thai

ผู้จั�"ตั้ง (organiser). (various references)

Turkish

organizatör (promoter), düzenleyici (compensator, grader, organizing, promoter, regulating, regulative, regulator, regulatory, trimmer), düzenleyen kimse, örgütleyici. (various references)

Turkmen 

guramaзy. (various references)

Ukrainian

організатор (sponsor). (various references)

conditor, conditores, conditorum. (various references)

Derivations

Words beginning with "organizer": organizers. (additional references)

Words ending with "organizer": reorganizer. (additional references)

Words containing "organizer": reorganizers. (additional references)

Misspellings

"Organizer" is suggested in spellcheckers for the following: oranizer, orgaaniser, Orgainiser, orgainse, Orgainser, Organaire, organie, organiser, organite, organiz, organizor, orginise, orginize. (additional references)

Source: compiled by the editor (additional references); see credits.

Scrabble® Enable2K-Verified Anagrams

-1 letter: orangier, organize, razoring.

-2 letters: agonize, angrier, earring, grainer, grazier, groaner, ignorer, rangier, rearing, roaring, zeroing, zingare, zingaro.

-3 letters: agnize, earing, eringo, erring, gainer, garner, garron, gorier, grazer, ignore, ironer, oaring, onager, onagri, orange, origan, ranger, raring, razing, reagin, regain, regina, region, ringer, zanier, zinger.

-4 letters: agone, airer, anger, argon, azine, garni, gazer, genoa, genro.

+1 letter: organizers, reorganize.

+2 letters: gormandizer, overgrazing, reorganized, reorganizer, reorganizes.

+3 letters: gormandizers, overorganize, reorganizers, reorganizing, repolarizing, revalorizing.

+4 letters: overorganized, overorganizes, propagandizer, reauthorizing, renormalizing.

+5 letters: overgeneralize, overorganizing, propagandizers, regularization, reorganization, repopularizing.