Showman is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SHOWMAN in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a theatrical producer
• a person who produces or presents shows as a profession, especially the proprietor, manager, or MC of a circus, fair, or other variety show
• a person skilled at entertaining, theatrical presentation or performance
• man skilled at presenting anything spectacularly
• One who exhibits a show; a proprietor of a show.
• a person skilled at making effective presentations
• a sponsor who books and stages public entertainments

Words related to SHOWMAN

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Words that contain SHOWMAN

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How to use SHOWMAN in a sentence

• Bad characters lurked behind the fences, from which they would sometimes take a sneak shot at the Showman as he passed.
• He had an air of a showman craving approbation for the surprise he has arranged.
• The showman now implores the commiseration of the audience, and now reproaches Pulcinello with his profligacy and nefarious pranks which have brought him to an untimely end.
• But in the case of the Prussian tyranny, if it be tyranny at all, it is the whole point of its claim that it is not antiquated, but just going to begin, like the showman.
• And so the showman has done his work, the advertiser has sold his goods, and there is so much more truth in circulation in unfamiliar areas of society.
• All this time Yamba had been as busy as a showman out West.
• To the side, in front of the well-kept fertile fields, like a proud little showman, stood the little house.
• While I was at Khartoum, there came an Italian wild beast showman, after the Wombwell style.
• Secretary Crawley, the showman Critics, Addison on dramatic Crown, John Cuzzoni, Francesca Davenant, Alexander Davies, T.
• It is not desirable that those who present a correspondence for perusal should play too much the part of a showman.
• The great showman was living in a brown-stone house on Fifth Avenue, at the corner of Thirty-ninth Street.
• However, my costume as Showman was gorgeous, and Edward kept our Happy Family well together.
• Barnum, the showman, who lived in Bridgeport after 1846 and did much for the city, especially for East Bridgeport.
• His emphatic testimony settled what nobody doubted, and the officer prepared to take the showman to the lock-up.
• Passing the mouth of the Dardanelles we got a wonderful view of the stage whereon the Great Showman has caused so many of his amusing puppets to strut their tiny hour.
• Bobolink stirred the piano with a long pole, in the same way that the showman did the lions and rhi-no-ce-rus.
• I half suspect the fellows were like the showman in the story, and, at length, religiously believed what they first designed as a hoax.
• After the showman had shown all he cared to have me see.
• Buckingham Smith instantly became the urbane and alert showman.
• But how if, to attract the curious yeoman, The lion owned the show and showed the showman? RELIGIOUS PROGRESS.
• And he comes on a wandering showman with a performing bear.
• Yet, had it been his humour, he could have played the showman to Michael Angelo and Blake at least as well as to Bewick, Stothard, or Chodowiecki.
• One need not be a showman, or have any personal need of a tent, in order to become a bidder.
• Whoever buys this tent to-day will be able to realize handsomely on his investment by selling this big-top tent in turn to some showman in need of a tent.
• You have not been a showman in the common sense of the word.

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