1. the main news presenter on a television or radio program who introduces stories and coordinates with other reporters
Usage: broadcasting
2. the last runner in a relay race team, typically the strongest or most reliable
Usage: sports

Examples

• The anchorman delivered the evening news with his usual calm demeanor.
• She worked as a field reporter before becoming the station’s lead anchorman.
• The anchorman introduced the weather segment and sports highlights.
• Our relay team’s anchorman made up significant ground in the final stretch.
• The experienced anchorman helped the team win the championship race.
• He transitioned from being a correspondent to the network’s prime-time anchorman.