Proxy

What do we mean by proxy?

One appointed or authorized to act for another, especially a person appointed to vote as one wishes at a meeting. noun

The authority to act for another. noun

The written authorization to act in place of another. noun

An entity or variable used to model or generate data assumed to resemble the data associated with another entity or variable that is typically more difficult to research. noun

To vote or act by proxy, or by the agency of another.

The agency of a substitute; the office or authority of one who is deputed to act for another. noun

One who is deputed to represent or act for another; a deputy. noun

A document authorizing one person to act as substitute or deputy for another; a written authorization to exercise the powers and prerogatives of others. noun

That which takes the place of something else; a substitute. noun

Eccles., same as procuration, 4. noun

An election, or a day of election. noun

To act or vote by proxy; to do anything by the agency of another. intransitive verb

The agency for another who acts through the agent; authority to act for another, esp. to vote in a legislative or corporate capacity. noun

The person who is substituted or deputed to act or vote for another. noun

A writing by which one person authorizes another to vote in his stead, as in a corporation meeting. noun

The written appointment of a proctor in suits in the ecclesiastical courts. noun

See Procuration. noun

A proximity mine; a mine that explodes when something approaches within a certain distance. noun

Used as a proxy or acting as a proxy. adjective

An agent or substitute authorized to act for another person.

The authority to act for another, especially when written.

The written appointment of a proctor in suits in the ecclesiastical courts.

A measurement of one physical quantity that is used as an indicator of the value of another

An interface for a service, especially for one that is remote, resource-intensive, or otherwise difficult to use directly.

Words that are spelled similarly to proxy:
proxy, roxy, prosy, prexy, poxy, prox, peroxy, proxi, proby, prony, troxy.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word proxy:
proxies, caching, vpn, server, firewall, ftp, dns, sip, arp, browser, tcp, squid, encrypted, filtering, shareholder, voting, authentication, socks, mod, configured, cache, client, gateway, web, http, paternal, duchess, transparent, user, protocol, configuration, email, behalf, filter, deceased, addresses, clients, remote, internet, request, blocked, princess, conflicts, address, settings, vote, file, messages, connections, networks, marriage, wedding, statement, object, statements, interface, temperature, destination, application, connect, files, software, cold, fight, iranian, data, stood, marie, traffic, bomb, conflict, load, microsoft, maria, virtual, content, layer, person, pages, agent, measure, access, corporate, duke.

Words that rhyme with proxy:
moxie, epoxy, orthodoxy, roxy, foxy, oxy, doxy, heterodoxy, boxy, cocci, doxie, bocci, hydroxy, doxey, boxie, roxie, pauxi, flocci, choccy, hoxie, jewish orthodoxy, toxi-, block c, block see, blocks c, blocks e, blocks he, box c, box e, box he, box see, chalk sea, clock c, clocks he, cox c, docks he, flocks he, fox c, fox e, fox he, hoc si, hoxsey, hoxsie, iraq see, knocks he, knox he, locks he, lok si, mock sea, ox he, paradox he, paradox see, rock c, rock sea, rock see, rocks he, shocks he, socks he, stock c, stock see, stocks he, talks he, talks see, walks he.

Adjectives that are often used to describe proxy:
good, reasonable, poor, rough, transparent, useful, better, best, reverse, crude, appropriate, local, general, imperfect, http, dynamic, adequate, side, soviet, suitable, real, healthcare, reliable, single, irrevocable, level, care, valid, remote, perfect, simple, available, accurate, written, convenient, acceptable, generated, close, empirical, excellent, virtual, alternative, satisfactory, mere, radius, through, legal, wins, phantom, generic, weak, squid, based, legitimate, closest, socks, inadequate, stateful, smart, corporate, partial, outbound, male, dim, forward, firewall, fair, indirect, enclosed.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective proxy:
server, servers, voting, statements, measures, statement, war, wars, consent, votes, variables, class, data, fights, contests, services, materials, objects, records, indicators, fight, classes, object, reports, service, rules, information, respondents, settings, solicitation, arp, measure, material, syndrome, firewalls, caches, vote, solicitations, cache, client, agent, signature, requests, marriage, authentication, caching, agents, code, battles, scheme, makers, forces, marriages, contest, clients, bidding, support, making, software, season, advocates, mode, battle, decisions, firewall, interviews, card, functions, configuration, resolutions, signatures, record, directives, access, maker, rights, army, reporting, warfare, wedding, report, schemes, conflicts, attributes, icon, proposals, armies, gateway, bid, responses, host, stub.

Consonant match to proxy:
prexy.

Words that sound like proxy:
proxy, proxi, prexy, poxy, proxies, prox, procs, braxy, prossy, pixie, pricey, pricks, prissy, peroxide, pricy, pressie, pixy, precis, pressy, pressey, pixi, prosy, pricky, prex, pexy, proche, prissie, prax, picksy, preci, paxi, pyxie, boxy, brox, brocks, brockie, boxie, bruxa, prakash, prophecy, posse, perks, pox, perky, percy, paki, prophesy, roxie, pocky, prezzie, praxis, pocks, epoxy, proc, prost, pursy, prok, proch, pre k, plexi, percs, promisee, possi, perogi, perkey, perico, prock, percey, preggy, purkey, pearcy, persi, presso, pasi, approx, paraiso, paxo, persky, pocs, prisa, presa, preso, praga, proct, pressa, persea, peraza, paraquet, pyroxene, paroquet, prosa, perkasie, praxair, poxed, praxes, by proxy, peruzzi, paresseux, prostie, prusa.