1. An officer invested with different powers in different countries; a municipal or other officer; a chief magistrate; one chosen to transact business for others; at Cambridge, a member of the senate chosen to transact special business.

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

• synic,
• ayndic,
• zyndic,
• xyndic,
• dyndic,
• eyndic,
• wyndic,
• stndic,
• sgndic,
• shndic,
• synsic,
• synxic,
• syncic,
• syneic,
• synidc,
• sindic,
• Syndick,
• cSyndic,
• Syndiak,
• Syndicq

• syndicate.

The adjective form of the word "syndic" is "syndical".

The plural of the "syndic" can be the "syndics".

The singular of the "syndic" can be the "syndic".