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pleaser

[ US /ˈpɫizɝ/ ]
NOUN
  1. a pleasing entertainer
    he is quite the crowd pleaser

How To Use pleaser In A Sentence

  • A chocolate dessert is a sure crowd-pleaser.
  • He moved to Las Vegas and lived there, he moved to Hawaii and lived there; by 1974, he was earning up to $US20,000 a week, belting out crowd-pleasers in his big, big voice.
  • The main flaw of this show - designed to be a crowd-pleaser in many ways - is its lack of critical engagement with the photographer's own claims about her work.
  • A crowd pleaser was the dark denim jean skirt with pink pockets, paired with a pink tank top.
  • he is quite the crowd pleaser
  • Since Obama is such a republican "pleaser" you can bet he will choose someone to their liking. Hello, My Name Is Kevin and I am a Recovering Democrat
  • Chariot races staged in the hippodrome - always a crowd-pleaser - opened the games.
  • The single, written as a crowd-pleaser, was the band's first hit and it catapulted them into mags, on to TV and got them two gigs with the Beatles.
  • Mickey Mouse made his screen debut on November 18, 1928 and has been a crowd-pleaser ever since.
  • From its pensive poster and trailer alone, the film looks set to continue his hot streak as a director who can capably juggle blockbusting crowd-pleasers with more serious subject matter.
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