entertainer
a person whose job is to perform and make people enjoy a show
A person whose job is to perform for an audience, especially to amuse or interest them, for example by singing, acting, dancing, or doing comedy.
a performer you pay to entertain guests at an event
A performer hired to provide entertainment at a private event such as a party, wedding, or corporate function.
someone who is good at making guests have fun
A person who is good at keeping guests or companions interested and amused, for example by talking, telling stories, or organizing activities.
- Base: entertainer
- Plural: entertainers
all-round entertainer
1versatile performer in many styles
a performer who can do many different kinds of acts
- He’s an all-round entertainer who can sing, dance, and host.
- The show needs an all-round entertainer, not just a singer.
- She is an all-round entertainer.
born entertainer
1naturally good at entertaining
someone who is naturally good at making people enjoy themselves
- Even as a child, he was a born entertainer.
- Give her a microphone and she turns into a born entertainer.
- He is a born entertainer.
children's entertainer
1performer for children's events
a performer who entertains children at parties or events
- They hired a children's entertainer for the sixth birthday party.
- As a children's entertainer, she does magic tricks and balloon animals.
- We booked a children's entertainer.
cruise-ship entertainer
1performer on a cruise ship
a performer who works on a cruise ship
- She worked as a cruise-ship entertainer after college.
- Cruise-ship entertainers often perform multiple shows a week.
- He works as a cruise-ship entertainer.
guest entertainer
1invited performer on a program
a performer who is invited for a special appearance
- A famous singer joined the tour as a guest entertainer.
- Tonight’s show features a guest entertainer from New York.
- They invited a guest entertainer.
party entertainer
1performer hired for a party
a performer you pay to entertain at a party
- We booked a party entertainer to do stand-up and music.
- The venue can recommend a party entertainer if you need one.
- They hired a party entertainer.
resident entertainer
1regular performer at a venue
a performer who works regularly in one place
- He became the resident entertainer at the hotel lounge.
- The casino’s resident entertainer performs every weekend.
- She is the resident entertainer at the club.
street entertainer
1public performer in the street
a performer who plays or acts in the street for money
- A street entertainer drew a crowd with juggling and fire tricks.
- The city issues permits to street entertainers in the main square.
- A street entertainer played music outside the station.