showman
part of speech
noun (showmen)
meaning for a pupil
A showman is a person who runs a show, such as a fair or a travelling theatre, to entertain people for money. tree →
sense in the lessons
a person who puts on a show or performance for an audience, often a travelling entertainer; in the tales he sets up his stall or theatre in a town and collects the crowd.
examples
- The showman had just set up his little theatre. tree →
- The people sat round the room to watch the show. tree →
- The showman was dressed in bright clothes. tree →
note
nothing for maths
Trees and pragmatics
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