sysop
SYSOP
/ (ˈsɪsˌɒp) /
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noun
computing a person who runs a system or network
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Word Origin for sysop
C20: sys (tem) + op (erator)
Words nearby sysop
syrphid fly, Syrtis Major, syrup, syrupy, sys-, sysop, syssarcosis, syst., systaltic, system, systema
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