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Meanings of showman in English
f. show woman
People who run amusement and side show equipment at regional shows, state capital shows, events and festivals.
Related terms
Catalan
productor Usage of showman in English
1
Jouret continued the deception, however, because it appealed to his showman's nature.
2
Carr accepted the challenge because he was nothing if not a showman.
3
The showman rode on his errand and the other returned to Helen.
4
The tent was beginning to darken and the showman glanced up apprehensively.
5
Even the loss of a horse will make the sympathetic showman sad.
6
Certainly not a literary showman, but one of the century's master storytellers.
7
The showman's look gave way before the stark courage of the other.
8
The showman moistened his lips and offered his tormentor a blanched face.
9
Then you are the first showman I ever knew who did not.
10
My host drifts into his showman manner, irresistibly comic in this writer.
11
General Booth was not a great organiser, not even a great showman.
12
After the showman had shown all he cared to have me see.
13
What's the difference between a cocky showman and an unloved tennis brat?
14
Anderson, a practical old showman, couldn't bring himself to pay the price.
15
He paid no heed to Dennis, evidently regarding him as the showman.
16
You need not go along, unless you wish to, added the showman.
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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