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Noun
Plural for a doorperson or attendant, especially one who shows people to their seats
Plural for a male attendant at a wedding
Plural for a sign or warning of something to come
Plural for a person who accompanies and looks after another person or group of people
Plural for a person whose vocation is to teach
Verb
To guide or escort
To initiate or be the beginning of something
To occur before an event or time
To direct the attention of someone to
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Noun
▲
Plural for a doorperson or attendant, especially one who shows people to their seats
attendants
guides
escorts
doorkeepers
doormen
doorpersons
aides
commissionaires
usherettes
conductors
helpers
pages
sidekicks
valets
maids
orderlies
squires
lackeys
housemen
footmen
secretaries
manservants
flunkeys
bird dogs
companions
waiters
right-hand men
domestics
assistants
skivvies
retainers
butlers
maidservants
auxiliaries
equerries
batmen
menials
flunkies
nurses
concierges
baby sitters
servants
followers
right-hand women
employees
stewards
minion
vassals
henchmen
hangers-on
dailies
slaveys
underlings
satellites
hirelings
factotums
liegemen
stooges
slaves
gofers
scullions
cohorts
drudges
men
sycophants
juniors
subordinates
train-bearers
varlets
pursuivants
serfs
bellboys
acolytes
servitors
peons
inferiors
disciples
courtiers
errand boys
seneschals
cup-bearers
page boys
gentleman's gentlemen
bootlickers
pageboys
toadies
devotees
men Friday
proteges
dependants
bellhops
camp followers
girls Friday
galley slaves
dogsbodies
second fiddles
subjects
deputies
porters
tools
valets de chambre
personal assistants
puppets
labourers
UK
maids of all work
supporters
domestic servants
wage slaves
laborers
US
parasites
dapifers
major-domos
manciples
shadows
aid
altar boys
running dogs
apostles
bellmen
lords
ladies
nobles
ladies-in-waiting
advisers
yeomen
clerks
seconds
adjutants
scrubs
youth
copyboys
linkmen
linkboys
torchbearers
third strings
understrappers
lightweights
squirts
second bananas
subalterns
second strings
adherents
upstarts
carriers
caddies
transporters
armourbearers
amahs
charwomen
postilions
bearers
handmaids
chokras
abigails
charladies
cleaners
housekeepers
help
jongs
chars
turnspits
maids-of-all-work
bais
tweenies
bedders
Mrs Mops
mozos
scouts
servers
housemaids
coachmen
bootses
famuli
scullery maids
more ❯
“The
usher
at the cinema introduced the movie, and proceeded to give away the plot.”
Noun
▲
Plural for a male attendant at a wedding
bridesmen
groomsmen
“One of my best friends, Rick, was an
usher
at my wedding.”
Noun
▲
Plural for a sign or warning of something to come
forerunners
harbingers
signs
heralds
precursors
indications
omens
portents
presages
premonitions
warnings
angels
signals
auguries
foregoers
foretokens
tokens
outriders
preludes
forewarnings
messengers
announcers
prognostics
advertisements
advertisers
announcements
antecessors
exemplars
forefathers
foreshadowings
grandparents
marks
models
patterns
advance guards
prophets
indicators
presagers
foretastes
vanguards
avant-couriers
forebodings
predictions
auspices
prognostication
forecasts
bodings
prophecies
hints
bodements
presentiments
threats
straws in the wind
prefigurings
handwriting on the wall
divination
prefigurement
feelings
promise
straw
menaces
caution
soothsayings
foreknowledge
foretellings
writing
signs of the times
presagings
predictings
knells
storm clouds
forecastings
misgivings
casts
vaticinations
prognoses
red lights
stormy petrels
red flags
tip-offs
wake-up calls
light
sortileges
predecessors
pointers
suggestion
apprehensiveness
intuition
apprehensions
prenotions
intimations
whistle
giveaways
assurance
signification
indexes
alerts
notices
notification
admonitions
heads-up
prescience
alarums
alarm
contraindications
casus belli
red rags
delicate subjects
tocsins
sore points
hunches
vibes
clues
sinking feelings
more ❯
Noun
▲
Plural for a person who accompanies and looks after another person or group of people
chaperones
escorts
guards
guardians
minders
protectors
keepers
duennas
companions
bodyguards
convoys
guides
carers
overseers
governesses
protectresses
safeguards
scouts
nursemaids
matrons
monitors
surveillants
chaperons
attendants
torchbearers
pioneers
pilots
leaders
pathfinders
lead
vanguards
custodians
defenders
wardens
sentries
guardian angels
preservers
bird dogs
watchers
protection
watchdogs
lookouts
angels
warders
pickets
consort
sentinels
watches
paladins
champions
nurses
caretakers
watchmen
hired guns
supervisors
security guards
bulwarks
tutelaries
saviours
UK
heroes
bouncers
benefactors
patrons
stewards
towers of strength
saviors
US
handlers
patrols
knights in shining armour
babysitters
friends
shepherds
white knights
company
ombudsmen
abettors
henchmen
heavies
muscle
watchpersons
garrisons
rangers
praetorians
defence
UK
defense
US
cavaliers
corteges
chauffeurs
valets
squires
aides
sidekicks
helpers
assistants
equerries
personal assistants
hatchet men
shadows
janitors
sponsors
conservators
vigilantes
cops
caregivers
sitters
trustees
baby-sitters
superintendents
godparents
curators
more ❯
Noun
▲
Plural for a person whose vocation is to teach
educators
teachers
instructors
tutors
pedagogues
UK
lecturers
professors
schoolteachers
dons
preceptors
coaches
educationists
schoolmasters
trainers
fellows
mentors
guides
academics
gurus
educationalists
pedagogs
US
masters
dominies
counselors
US
counsellors
UK
schoolmistresses
mistresses
doctors
deans
readers
schoolmarms
pandits
schoolmen
schoolies
beaks
edifiers
monitors
supply teachers
advisors
advisers
disciplinarians
consultants
abecedaries
demonstrators
exponents
teaches
pundits
oracles
sophists
intellectuals
governesses
wizards
academicians
eggheads
pedants
profs
guardians
handlers
managers
governors
instructers
specialists
experts
skippers
drill instructors
crammers
speakers
lectors
researchers
scholars
boffins
docents
expositors
instructresses
tutoresses
tutrixes
rocket scientists
Regius professors
brains
chairs
assistants
sages
savants
principal
full professors
quants
more ❯
Verb
▲
To guide or escort
shows
escorts
guides
directs
takes
accompanies
chaperones
leads
steers
walks
attends
brings
chaperons
pilots
routes
sees
shepherds
marshals
conducts
convoys
goes with
shows the way
leads the way
companions
herds
helps
assists
drives
conveys
companies
carries
follows
fetches
squires
partners
channels
shows around
holds someone's hand
takes out
runs
transports
manoeuvres
UK
maneuvers
US
moves
drags
points
bears
consorts with
travels with
keeps company
comes with
consorts
tags along with
goes out with
goes along with
propels
shows about
addresses
guards
ushers in
shows the way to
paves the way
shadows
trailblazes
sends
beleads
serves
navigates
waits on
points the way
points in the direction of
indicates the way
beacons
gives directions to
receives
shows in
shows out
collects
goes for
calls for
picks up
delivers
ferries
corrals
forces
punches
droves
spurs
kettles
funnels
goads
rounds up
scares up
pokes
gives a lift to
goes to get
gives a ride to
gets
comes along
tags along
goes together with
goes along
sticks to
dates
saw out
shows to the door
shleps along
goes around with
escorts out
says goodbye to
rides shotgun
rocks along
flanks
shows the door
watches
comes along with
dogs
hangs out with
hangs around
hangs around with
looks after
strings along
chums
bears someone company
shleps along with
strings along with
trails around with
courts
woos
makes a date
goes steady
goes around together
steps out with
socializes
US
goes together
tracks square with
socialises
UK
steps around
pays court to
goes out
more ❯
“These events draw big crowds and plenty of regional coverage that can
usher
people into your place of business.”
Verb
▲
To initiate or be the beginning of something
introduces
institutes
heralds
initiates
launches
inaugurates
originates
precedes
prefaces
brings in
sets up
opens the door
paves the way
ushers in
begins
opens
commences
starts
presents
announces
establishes
unveils
starts off
leads into
leads off
prefixes
adds
leads
founds
pioneers
innovates
premises
prologues
UK
invents
broaches
creates
proposes
enters
offers
installs
US
leads up to
puts in front
brings about
sets forth
brings forward
starts ball rolling on
opens up
instals
UK
facilitates
puts forward
organizes
US
instigates
develops
plants
constitutes
inducts
admits
phases in
kicks off
gets going
knocks down
puts in place
gets under way
gets things rolling
brings into being
sets in motion
organises
UK
starts ball rolling
puts in motion
plans
fixes up
takes the lead in
more ❯
“It is uncertain whether the change of ruling parties will
usher
a new era of domestic peace.”
Verb
▲
To occur before an event or time
predates
foregoes
antecedes
precedes
antedates
preexists
foreruns
foreshadows
anticipates
paces
harbingers
presages
heralds
pioneers
goes before
comes before
comes first
heads up
rings in
paves the way
takes precedence
runs ahead
exists before
lights the way
prevenes
leads to
goes in advance of
leads up to
goes ahead of
ushers in
sets the scene for
prepares the way for
paves the way for
backdates
occurs before
dates from before
preludes
comes prior to
dates back
Verb
▲
To direct the attention of someone to
refers
directs
delegates
points
guides
passes
relegates
assigns
sends
commits
leaves
transfers
consigns
entrusts
recommends
remits
submits
delivers
routes
shows
steers
marshals
UK
hands on
hands over
sends on
consigns to
delivers to
directs to
sends to
passes on to
puts in touch with
turns over to
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