pleaser
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- noun
- /ˈplizər/
- I've been making Williams-Sonoma's Herb-Roasted Turkey for the past few years, and it's a crowd pleaser.
- a crowd-pleaser
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Watch on YouTubeBen Affleck and Argo, you know, Argo's a fantastic film, a crowd pleaser, all these things and and he he shows.
- Ben Affleck and Argo, you know, Argo's a fantastic film, a crowd pleaser, all these things and and he he shows.
Examples
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And it's expected the Mogul event has been a real crowd pleaser.
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- That was a real crowd pleaser.
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# That girl is a real crowd pleaser # # Small world
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There is no doubt that this is bound to be a crowd pleaser.
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You know, you're gonna be a real crowd pleaser.
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Yeah, that'll be a real crowd pleaser.
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Tonight we've got maths, chemistry, physics and that famous crowd pleaser history.
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With a little fine-tuning from director Lina Koutrakos, this talented writing team's cabaret act can become a crowd pleaser.
Blog text (16) -
To a bibliographer, she spoke in the voice that had long proved to be a crowd-pleaser, the endearingly unsentimental voice of Molly Bloom: "It is just as well my husband didn't have a literary wife."
Academic text (1990) -
The magician was a real pleaser with his incredible tricks that delighted the audience.
Synonyms
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2.1
A person who performs to make people laugh or enjoy themselves
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A person who is pleasant and easily makes others like them
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A person who makes others laugh in a group
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Something that attracts and keeps people's attention
How Entertaining
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Pleaser comes from the word please plus the ending -er, and please comes from the Latin placere meaning 'to please' and is the same root as pleasant. So a pleaser is something or someone that makes people happy or gives them pleasure.