disc jockey Definition
☆ disc jockey
noun
a person who conducts a radio program of recorded music, esp. popular music, or one who plays recorded music for dancing at a disco, party, etc.
disc jockey Synonyms
disc jockey Usage Examples
Possessives
credit: Your Disk Jockey Acts As A Wedding Event Planner Give disk jockey's credit.
Converse of object
give: Your Disk Jockey Acts As A Wedding Event Planner Give disk jockey 's credit.
Adjective modifier
- professional: Many professional Wedding disk jockeys will have over $ 10,000 invested in their main system alone.
- select: Quality wedding entertainment with our select disk jockeys is our specialty.
- former: Mr Jessup, a former local radio disk jockey, died in hospital.
- Many: Many professional Wedding disk jockeys will have over $ 10,000 invested in their main system alone.
- first: John, David & Tony 26 Who was the first disk jockey to receive a knighthood?
Modifies a noun
- choice: You search the internet for " Wedding disk jockey " and come up with a list of potential wedding disk jockey choices.
- system: The DJ Network - Wedding DJ Referral The DJ Network is a wedding disk jockey referral system covering the MA/CT/RI areas.
- referral: The DJ Network - Wedding DJ Referral The DJ Network is a wedding disk jockey referral system covering the MA/CT/RI areas.
Noun used with modifier
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