Definition of spox in English:

spox

nounspəʊksspɒks

informal

A spokesperson.
the Homeland Security spox has assured us that there would be “robust and thorough security threat assessments” in place
Example sentencesExamples
- I support the party's one day becoming the chief spox for conservatism.
- My time as an education research spox is at an end.
- Their spox didn't answer repeated emails and phone calls, and they appear not to care.
- The coroner's office spox said a toxicology report was still pending.
- Their spox tells us the attack today was meant as a message to the West.
Synonyms
spokesperson, representative, agent, mouthpiece, voice, frontman, spokeswoman

Definition of spox in US English:

spox

noun

informal

A spokesperson.
the Homeland Security spox has assured us that there would be “robust and thorough security threat assessments” in place
Example sentencesExamples
- The coroner's office spox said a toxicology report was still pending.
- My time as an education research spox is at an end.
- Their spox tells us the attack today was meant as a message to the West.
- I support the party's one day becoming the chief spox for conservatism.
- Their spox didn't answer repeated emails and phone calls, and they appear not to care.
Synonyms
spokesperson, representative, agent, mouthpiece, voice, frontman, spokeswoman

单词	spox
释义	Definition of spox in English: spox nounspəʊksspɒks informal A spokesperson. the Homeland Security spox has assured us that there would be “robust and thorough security threat assessments” in place Example sentencesExamples I support the party's one day becoming the chief spox for conservatism. My time as an education research spox is at an end. Their spox didn't answer repeated emails and phone calls, and they appear not to care. The coroner's office spox said a toxicology report was still pending. Their spox tells us the attack today was meant as a message to the West. Synonyms spokesperson, representative, agent, mouthpiece, voice, frontman, spokeswoman Definition of spox in US English: spox noun informal A spokesperson. the Homeland Security spox has assured us that there would be “robust and thorough security threat assessments” in place Example sentencesExamples The coroner's office spox said a toxicology report was still pending. My time as an education research spox is at an end. Their spox tells us the attack today was meant as a message to the West. I support the party's one day becoming the chief spox for conservatism. Their spox didn't answer repeated emails and phone calls, and they appear not to care. Synonyms spokesperson, representative, agent, mouthpiece, voice, frontman, spokeswoman
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