Master of ceremonies
Master of ceremonies noun - A person who acts as host at formal occasions (makes an introductory speech and introduces other speakers).
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Synonyms for Master of ceremonies
Proprietor and master of ceremonies are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Proprietor" instead a noun phrase "Master of ceremonies".
Proprietor
Proprietor noun - One who has a legal or rightful claim to ownership.
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Synonyms for Proprietor
Master of ceremonies and proprietor are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Master of ceremonies" instead a noun "Proprietor".
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Related pairs
- host and master of ceremonies
- host and proprietor
- entertainer and master of ceremonies
- entertainer and proprietor
- chair and master of ceremonies
- chair and proprietor
- leader and master of ceremonies
- leader and proprietor
- governor and master of ceremonies
- governor and proprietor
- administrator and master of ceremonies
- administrator and proprietor
- owner and master of ceremonies
- owner and proprietor
Both terms in one sentence
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Georges is the proprietor and master of ceremonies of the eponymous, popular nightclub, La Cage aux Folles (translated as "The Cage of Mad Women")note 'Folles' is also French LGBT slang for 'queens' which features drag entertainment.
Source: Theatre / La Cage aux folles
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