Frasier
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- proper noun
- /ˈfreɪʒər/
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Frasier
- Many fans consider "Frasier" to be one of the best sitcoms of all time for its clever writing and character development.
- Frasier Crane
- sitcom Frasier
- show Frasier
Examples
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Steve, remember when Frasier left "Cheers" for his own show?
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" She'd be giving advice." "Like on Frasier?" my husband asked.
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Described by critics as the "biggest disappointment of the season," ratings showed that people preferred to watch Frasier instead.
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Obama's commercials have been on cable out here, and I see them every morning as I watch my 1.5 hours of 'Frasier.'
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Highly regarded as one of the best series of all time, NBC's Frasier premiered in 1993 as a spinoff of another highly successful series, NBC's Cheers.
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The American sitcom "Frasier" follows the life of psychiatrist Frasier Crane as he navigates relationships in Seattle.
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After its debut in 1993, "Frasier" quickly gained a loyal following and won numerous awards.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Frasier is the title of an American TV sitcom that takes its name from the main character's family name. Because the show uses a surname as its title, it tells you the series is about that person's life and work.