[ˈfrʌntman], (Noun)

Definitions:
- the lead singer of a pop or rock group

- a person who represents an organization and works to make its image more appealing to the public
(e.g: Harry wanted Teddy to act as the respectable frontman for his business interests)

- (in soccer) a forward or attacker
(e.g: once again, United's frontmen failed to take their chances)


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