What is a 'liasor'?

Kay had it:
[nq:1]I can find the word on the internet, but cannot find it in every dictionaries that I can reach. I think it's a kind of job title.[/nq]
Somebody who liaises? If the word exists, it's spelled "liaisor". See "liaison".

David
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[nq:1]Kay had it:[/nq]
[nq:2]I can find the word on the internet, but cannot ... can reach. I think it's a kind of job title.[/nq]
[nq:1]Somebody who liaises? If the word exists, it's spelled "liaisor". See "liaison".[/nq]
Horrible. I'd advise "liaison officer".

Mike.

[nq:1]Kay had it:[/nq]
[nq:2]I can find the word on the internet, but cannot ... can reach. I think it's a kind of job title.[/nq]
[nq:1]Somebody who liaises? If the word exists, it's spelled "liaisor". See "liaison".[/nq]
I've just been watching "Masterchef Goes Large" (riveting stuff, I find, far better that the previous incarnation with Loyd Grossman and poncey dinner party menus) s

[nq:1]I can find the word on the internet, but cannot find it in every dictionaries that I can reach. I think it's a kind of job title.[/nq]
Putting parts of questions in your subject header is not a bad thing, but failing to put them into the text of your post is. People who have been around newsgroups for more than 10 minutes know that the relationship between subject headers and the actual

[nq:1]Kay had it:[/nq]
[nq:2]I can find the word on the internet, but cannot ... can reach. I think it's a kind of job title.[/nq]
[nq:1]Somebody who liaises? If the word exists, it's spelled "liaisor". See "liaison".[/nq]
Shortly before I had my titatanium heart valve installed a lovely lady came to my room and introduced herself as my "Intensivist". It was her job to oversee my stay

[nq:1]Shortly before I had my titatanium heart valve installed...[/nq]
Did it include a breast implant?

Ray

[nq:2]Shortly before I had my titatanium heart valve installed...[/nq]
[nq:1]Did it include a breast implant? Ray[/nq]
I seem to have developed a stututter.
Izzy

[nq:1]I can find the word on the internet, but cannot find it in every dictionaries that I can reach. I think it's a kind of job title.[/nq]
Google finds only 48 hits for "liasor", and a lot of those seem to be proper names. It's most likely a misspelling of "liaison".

Ray Heindl
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[nq:2]Kay had it: Somebody who liaises? If the word exists, it's spelled "liaisor". See "liaison".[/nq]
[nq:1]Horrible. I'd advise "liaison officer".[/nq]
Lord of Mercy, here I thought it was someone who sang Kyrie eleisons.

Charles Riggs
There are no accented letters in my email address.

[nq:2]Kay had it: Somebody who liaises? If the word exists, it's spelled "liaisor". See "liaison".[/nq]
[nq:1]Horrible. I'd advise "liaison officer".[/nq]
Do try to keep up, Colonel. They're "experience exchange facilitators" these days.

Ross Howard