Prompter is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PROMPTER in dictionary:

NOUN:
• one that prompts
• a person seated out of sight of the audience who supplies a forgotten word or line to an actor during the performance of a play.
• person offstage who prompts actors
• One who, or that which, prompts; one who admonishes or incites to action.
• One who reminds another, as an actor or an orator, of the words to be spoken next; specifically, one employed for this purpose in a theater.
• someone who assists a performer by providing the next words of a forgotten speech
• a device that displays words for people to read
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• quick to act or respond

Words related to PROMPTER

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Words that contain PROMPTER

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How to use PROMPTER in a sentence

• All the mass has been treated, with more or less skill, by every playwright, and the prompter has the soiled and tattered manuscripts.
• The copyist was also a prompter in the theatre and a very poor, but hospitable man.
• I asked the fellow who had been my prompter at the dice table why they dressed in such a manner.
• If there be a prompter he remains always behind the scenes.
• At the back of the stage were two doors for the players, and between them hung a painted cloth or arras behind which the prompter stood.
• Although Juan Mareno was the spokesman of the group, Lola Mareno was the prompter.
• At every step in the hitherto discouraging struggle Portia Van Brock had been his keen-sighted adviser, prompter, ally of proof.
• That flame signified the advent of some spirits of Mercury who, for penetration, thought, and speech, were prompter than those who preceded them.
• He describes his measures for the prompter despatch of the trading-fleet to Nueva Espana, and the recent hostile demonstration made by the Dutch and English at Manila Bay.
• The psychology of the prompt reward will be considered later at length, but it cannot be emphasized too often that the prompter the reward, the greater the stimulus.
• A sense of duty was the prompter, candor the interpreter, and good sense the judge.
• He floundered, gagged, forgot the cue, and the voice of the prompter became distinctly audible.
• But their total exclusion calls for prompter corrections.
• It was in fact a world of jostling jealousies, as hidden from the public as the prompter.
• The prompter was getting fidgety, and walking about.
• If he were visible at all, he would look like the absurd prompter under the hood at the opera.
• Have your stage hands, prompter, property managers, scene painters and all your assistants on hand at every rehearsal, if possible.
• He was now a frequent visitor, welcome to the master of the house, but less so to the ladies, who suspected him of having been the prompter of the factory scheme.
• Cross was prompter at Drury Lane Theatre, and a Mr.
• Behind the curtain sat Professor Khayme, prompter and general manager.
• The tragedy was read to the company by a grotesque, wooden-legged and red-nosed prompter, and it was greeted with laughter.
• We used to laugh about the prompter he seemed to have at the top of the light-well in the sky-light in Holden Chapel.
• Missouri furnished the prompter and agent of that wrong in David E.
• She sometimes beat the drum, or tolled the bell behind the scenes, when the representation needed such embellishments, and occasionally fulfilled the duties of prompter.
• It seems strange that this system of posting the prompter in the van instead of on the flank of the actors has never been permanently adopted in this country.
• To singers, the convenient position of the prompter is a matter of real importance.
• Meanwhile their hasty movement towards a prompter in the wings, upon any sudden forgetfulness of the words of their songs, would be most awkward and unseemly.
• It is very necessary that their prompter and their conductor should be their near neighbours, able to render them assistance and support upon the shortest notice.
• But this proximity of the prompter has, perhaps, induced them to rely too much upon his help, and to burden their memories too little.
• There was a long pause, during which the prompter several times repeated the words which Beverley should speak.
• She is the prompter, and always begins each sentence of the recitation, and the other children follow on.

Similar words containing PROMPT without suffix er

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