1. One who is legally qualified to manage matters in law for others, to prosecute and defend actions, &c.; a solicitor; one who is duly authorized to transact business for another, as his agent or factor. Attorney-general, an officer appointed to manage all law affairs for the sovereign, state, or public, and whose duty is to act for the state in all cases, in particular to prosecute persons guilty of crimes. Letter, power, or warrant of attorney, a formal written authority by which a person authorizes another person to transact business for him.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• atttorney,
• attones,
• attnorney,
• attoneys,
• atoorney,
• atorneys,
• attornet,
• attornys,
• attorny,
• attorneies,
• atturney,
• attoney,
• attourneys,
• atourneys,
• attourney,
• atterney,
• attornyes,
• attornies,
• attarney,
• attornery

The adjective form of the word "attorneys" is "attorney's".

The plural form of the word "Attorneys" is also "Attorneys".

The singular form of the word "Attorneys" is "Attorney"