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anecdotista

A person skilled in telling anecdotes.

anecdotista
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Examples for "anecdotist"
Examples for "anecdotist"
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The gifted anecdotist replied with a long laugh, then cried, 'Good-night, young ladies!'
The Odd Women
2
Ernest Stancliffe of the BBC external services finally suggested Amis as a suitable singer and anecdotist.
The Guardian
3
The anecdotist adds that from that day Wolfe declined in the favour and confidence of the Commander-in-Chief.
Lectures and Essays
4
The scene of the prank was not in itself so bad as the stuff which a cunning anecdotist could make out of it.
The Adventures of Harry Richmond — Volume 6
5
The tales of her Whitechapel origin, and heading mobs wielding bludgeons, are absolutely false, traceable to scandalizing anecdotists like Mr. Rose Mackrell.
The Amazing Marriage — Volume 5
Ús de raconteur en anglès
1
He was also a great raconteur and an always-entertaining chat show guest.
The Irish Times
2
Watching it is akin to be being waylaid by an expert raconteur.
The Guardian
3
He described her accurately, with the spirit of the born raconteur:
The Seats of the Mighty, Volume 4
4
He was always the gallant, the amusing wit, the ready raconteur.
Children of the Market Place
5
Clancy was a born raconteur who wore his encyclopaedic knowledge lightly.
The Irish Times
6
He considered that he had done himself justice as a raconteur.
The Coming of Bill
7
Aquatic Scientist, raconteur, bubble blower and lover of all things salty and slimy'.
Radio NZ
8
Charlie was a true raconteur, but Betty soon changed that.
The new yorker
9
He was also the best-known raconteur about the great days of Broadway and Hollywood.
The Irish Times
10
Historian, wine connoisseur and raconteur explains his choice of heroes.
Radio NZ
11
He was an excellent raconteur when he talked of the things he knew well.
T. Tembarom
12
Peter Ruff, who was an excellent raconteur, told many stories.
Peter Ruff and the Double Four
13
Burke wants his talk with the irrepressible raconteur to take place as an actionless walkabout.
Wired
14
He had the reputation of being an excellent raconteur, and Quintilian (x. i.
The Project Gutenberg Encyclopedia, Volume 1 of 28
15
He was a benignly mischievous raconteur and took great delight in telling, and hearing, jokes.
The Guardian
16
He's a brilliant raconteur and wonderful to listen to.
The Irish Times
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Translations for raconteur
Raconteur a través del temps
Raconteur per variant geogràfica
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