ghost writer



ghost writer

A writer (usually a professional) who assists in the writing of something (such as a book or speech) without taking credit for it. A: "I'm so impressed with the celebrity memoir I'm reading. I didn't expect this singer to be able to write so well!" B: "Yeah, she probably had a ghost writer!" Being the ghostwriter of some of the president's speeches is the greatest achievement of my life.
See also: ghost, writer

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Eudokia-Ancient Greek
Venyaminvye-nee-ah-MEEN, vee-nee-ah-MEENRussian
Arataah-ṙah-tahJapanese
Abbot['æbət]
Farhana-Arabic, Bengali
Barton['ba:tən]