announcer
announcer
Definition
an·nouncer (ə no̵un′sər)
noun
a person who announces; specif., one who introduces radio or television programs, identifies the station, reads the news, etc.
announcer
Synonyms
announcer
n.
announcer
Usage Examples
Possessives
- voice: You've even got the original UT announcer's voice, who is just one of five announcers now included.
- desk: This facility is described in the section about the announcer's desk.
Converse of object
- hear: I've just heard the announcer saying I've been left out so I'm very upset.
- say: Most are here for fun rather than points, which is great. âFive seconds to start, says the announcer.
- become: Co-star Bonaduce had his own drug and personal problems, but eventually became a successful radio announcer and briefly hosted a syndicated talk show.
- have: What had the vote announcer in The Netherlands been drinking?
- use: Where we sat was where the continuity announcer used to sit.
- whisper: Its whispering announcers we could get kids two afternoons fear of pain.
Adjective modifier
- first: FIRST ANNOUNCER: The nation, haunted by the stalemate in Korea, looks to Eisenhower.
- female: Who did the " Village Voice " , the " It's another lovely day " female announcer?
- expert: Expert quot announcers a whole lot sit up all around the planet.
- public: The public address announcer was almost gleeful in his statement of the obvious to the shivering crowd gathered at Boundary Park.
- new: Select Add a new announcer to ' Stream name ' stream.
- regular: The regular announcer was Jay Stewart, who also worked on the ' Town Hall Party ' shows.
Noun used with modifier
- play-by-play: As play-by-play announcers hours and minutes company's more than who's who in.
- tannoy: It's the little things too tannoy announcer, booking fees, ticket office in general.
- continuity: Where we sat was where the continuity announcer used to sit.
- stadium: Walked away from Firhill deflated and the stadium announcer was reading the full time scores, which deflated me more!
- radio: The speech of 4 June was repeated by the BBC radio announcer.
- television: A state television announcer let slip the news that ' catastrophic moods ' had seized hold of the campaign staff.
announcer Quotes
There was silence in the room. Then a voice, stunning as thunder, clear and common as a trainwhistleöthe voice of a ball-park announcer: 'If you build it, he will come.'
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