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conventioneer

[ US /kənˌvɛnʃəˈnɪɹ/ ]
NOUN
  1. someone who attends a convention

How To Use conventioneer In A Sentence

  • Methods During the proseminar a questionnaire survey was conducted among conventioneers who attended it.
  • All conventioneers will be able to attend these talks, because the speaker will be the only session scheduled in a particular time slot.
  • Most importantly, every tax dollar spent by a conventioneer is a tax dollar we as citizens don't have to pay. OPINION
  • A lot of the real estate conventioneers make airline reservations so they can get home for Sunday church.
  • But if New Orleans is to rebound, it must rekindle its carefree spirit and once again seduce the tourists and conventioneers who account for a significant portion of its economy.
  • I go for a smoke out front and crudely proposition a conventioneer. Get Laid or Die Trying
  • To begin with - and somewhat contrary to the first article - this platform apparently was drunk up by the conventioneers like thirsty plants drinking up rain: The Maine GOP’s barbaric yawp. | RedState
  • Also included is a 10-thousand square-foot business service center, which will be staffed and equipped to handle the daily business needs of conference participants and conventioneers.
  • Tim is clueless when it comes to the ways of conventioneers, so he is swept off his feet by a sexy insurance agent from Nebraska — she's played engagingly by Anne Heche — and knocked for interlocking loops by his roommates, the crazed Dean (John C. Reilly in full, glorious bray), and the tough-minded Ronald (Isiah Whitlock Jr., who played the terrifyingly corrupt state senator in "The Wire"). 'Gnomeo': A Bard's Garden of Delights
  • As attendees struggled to send SMS messages and use the web to navigate the world's largest trade show, FCC Chairman Genachowski pointed out that the problem threatens more than conventioneers. Steve Rosenbaum: The Future of the US Economy May Depend on Broadband Access
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