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Noun
A doorperson or attendant, especially one who shows people to their seats
A male attendant at a wedding
A sign or warning of something to come
A person who escorts or shows the way to others
A person who provides instruction or education
Verb
To conduct or escort to a given place or location
To initiate or be the beginning of something
To designate a date earlier than the actual one
To pick up or fetch something
To direct the attention of someone to
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Noun
▲
A doorperson or attendant, especially one who shows people to their seats
attendant
guide
escort
doorkeeper
doorman
doorperson
aide
commissionaire
usherette
conductor
helper
page
companion
assistant
servant
lackey
retainer
squire
manservant
follower
equerry
waiter
flunkey
right-hand woman
footman
auxiliary
right-hand man
butler
maid
concierge
personal assistant
maidservant
valet
menial
houseman
underling
skivvy
sidekick
batman
flunky
employee
domestic
secretary
orderly
nurse
lady in waiting
understudy
body man
baby sitter
alarm clock
bird dog
consort
duenna
chaperone
convoy
minder
guard
protector
chaperon
carer
protectress
safeguard
more ❯
“The
usher
at the cinema introduced the movie, and proceeded to give away the plot.”
Noun
▲
A male attendant at a wedding
bridesman
groomsman
“One of my best friends, Rick, was an
usher
at my wedding.”
Noun
▲
A sign or warning of something to come
forerunner
harbinger
sign
herald
precursor
indication
omen
portent
presage
premonition
warning
angel
signal
augury
foregoer
foretoken
token
outrider
prelude
forewarning
messenger
announcer
prognostic
advertisement
advertiser
announcement
antecessor
exemplar
forefather
foreshadow
foreshadowing
grandparent
mark
model
pattern
advance guard
indicator
avant-courier
prophet
vanguard
foretaste
bearer
adviser
runner
representative
reporter
prediction
forecast
foreboding
prognostication
prophecy
auspice
hint
threat
writing on the wall
bodement
presentiment
boding
promise
ill omen
divination
feeling
prefiguring
prognosis
straw in the wind
foretelling
vaticination
prognosticating
presaging
soothsaying
forecasting
prophesy
auguring
cast
predicting
menace
straw
foreknowledge
prefigurement
suggestion
handwriting on wall
notice
alarm
alert
writing
intuition
alarum
tip-off
notification
admonishment
admonition
caution
heads-up
hunch
intimation
misgiving
prescience
vague feeling
danger sign
handwriting on the wall
sinking feeling
vibes
wake-up call
funny feeling
prenotion
advance warning
signification
word of warning
bad omen
puku
sortilege
apprehension
pointer
light
high sign
inkling
suspicion
the writing on the wall
apprehensiveness
prior warning
knell
gut feeling
sixth sense
chill
bad vibes
wind change
feeling in the bones
clue
projection
guess
index
assurance
conjecture
estimate
calculation
whistle
giveaway
planning
speculation
anticipation
outlook
auspication
foresight
guesstimate
forethought
example
sample
preview
prevision
foreseeing
best guess
budget
precognition
trailer
word
tip
whiff
counsel
wink
look out
Mayday
heads up
word to the wise
taste
tester
appetizer
US
taster
specimen
insight
try-out
appetiser
UK
preindication
more ❯
Noun
▲
A person who escorts or shows the way to others
guide
escort
chaperon
chaperone
attendant
convoy
pilot
companion
guard
torchbearer
lead
leader
pathfinder
scout
vanguard
pioneer
duenna
governess
protector
protectress
nursemaid
carer
bodyguard
minder
keeper
overseer
monitor
surveillant
guardian
matron
safeguard
custodian
defender
warden
sentry
steward
sentinel
warder
watchman
lookout
watch
protection
picket
watcher
preserver
guardian angel
nurse
bouncer
consort
champion
convoyer
patrol
caretaker
shepherd
security guard
watchdog
angel
paladin
bird dog
hired gun
aide
assistant
trustee
curator
heavy
praetorian
muscle
conservator
squire
company
caregiver
supervisor
janitor
defence
UK
defense
US
cortege
equerry
valet
helper
gallant
cavalier
cerberus
superintendent
cop
sitter
sponsor
vigilante
godparent
baby-sitter
sidekick
security officer
protection officer
lady in waiting
personal assistant
patron
savior
US
benefactor
ombudsman
handler
friend
saviour
UK
bulwark
hero
tutelary
abettor
white knight
knight in shining armour
tower of strength
garrison
watchperson
nightwatchman
ranger
more ❯
Noun
▲
A person who provides instruction or education
educator
teacher
instructor
schoolteacher
coach
lecturer
pedagogue
UK
professor
don
fellow
guide
mentor
trainer
tutor
educationalist
educationist
mistress
schoolmistress
academic
master
preceptor
reader
schoolmaster
beak
chalkie
counselor
US
counsellor
UK
dominie
guru
pandit
pedagog
US
schoolie
schoolmarm
dean
doctor
edifier
monitor
schoolman
supply teacher
department head
advisor
handler
leader
sophist
governess
exponent
demonstrator
adviser
oracle
abecedary
wizard
pundit
supervisor
disciplinarian
teach
intellectual
consultant
faculty member
manager
nursery school teacher
preschool teacher
workshop leader
expert
authority
confidant
savant
specialist
scholar
egghead
counsel
sage
therapist
lawyer
instructress
academician
analyst
guidance counsellor
thinker
philosopher
researcher
bookworm
confidante
woman of letters
brain
aide
man of letters
helper
psychologist
guardian
psychiatrist
psychotherapist
prof
director
tipster
attorney
shrink
healer
solicitor
Dutch uncle
bluestocking
grind
mind doctor
boffin
highbrow
docent
acca
main man
intellect
head doctor
trick cyclist
head shrinker
learned person
solon
university teacher
pedant
instructer
dogmatist
expounder
presenter
governor
consigliere
private teacher
consultee
crammer
psychoanalyst
admonitor
nestor
advice-giver
skipper
psychoanalyser
headshrinker
couch doctor
tutoress
duenna
drill instructor
pupil
student
chair
right hand man
right hand woman
right-hand man
scholastic
physical education instructor
buff
expositor
quant
principal
assistant
nanny
tutrix
tutress
mademoiselle
tutrice
lector
speaker
mind
mastermind
polymath
head of faculty
Regius professor
emeritus professor
maestro
doyen
bookman
pointy-head
rabbi
whizz
wonk
fundi
head of department
full professor
rocket scientist
holder of a chair
litterateur
illuminati
scientist
wise person
critic
augur
person of letters
tool
disciple
bookish person
gnome
college teacher
college lecturer
learned one
self-appointed expert
member of a policy unit
cognoscenti
member of a think tank
auger
cereb
commentator
one of the cognoscenti
advocate
mahatma
attorney-at-law
counselor-at-law
Nestor
Solomon
elder
wise man
wise man/woman
Solon
legal eagle
maharishi
wise woman
friend
quarterback
tout
partner
priest
judge
referee
kibitzer
learned man
learned woman
tohunga
buttinski
statesman
clubhouse lawyer
second-guesser
righthand man
backseat driver
lip
consultancy
squeal
legal beagle
mouthpiece
pleader
ambulance chaser
front
guiding light
old soul
man of learning
wise old man
more ❯
Verb
▲
To conduct or escort to a given place or location
guide
escort
lead
accompany
conduct
steer
show
shepherd
take
direct
pilot
convoy
see
marshal
UK
route
marshall
US
help
assist
receive
lead the way
show someone the way
show in
show around
show out
attend
chaperon
chaperone
companion
herd
bring
drive
company
go with
follow
convey
guard
squire
walk
partner
protect
channel
defend
consort
safeguard
show the way
carry
travel with
go along with
tag along with
point
move
manoeuvre
UK
run
maneuver
US
bear
shield
chum
address
propel
bear someone company
keep someone company
trailblaze
send
belead
transport
keep company
flank
beacon
shadow
watch
navigate
serve
pave the way
give directions to
indicate the way
drag
date
show the way to
wait on
point the way
hold someone's hand
consort with
point in the direction of
mind
nanny
shelter
screen
mother
nursemaid
watch over
take care of
keep from harm
monitor
keep an eye on
force
punch
kettle
round up
funnel
scare up
goad
spur
corral
drove
poke
control
supervise
manage
command
superintend
handle
steward
oversee
spearhead
overlook
head
govern
rule
captain
regulate
boss
administrate
administer
coach
officer
operate
preside over
influence
sway
have control of
head up
be in charge of
commandeer
focus
rivet
train
center
US
dominate
centre
UK
concentrate
front
be in command of
take over
tyrannize
US
order
be the boss of
officiate
call the tune
be the leader of
wield
reign over
take the reins of
domineer
be at the helm
be at the helm of
call the shots
prevail over
have authority
tyrannise
UK
have charge of
take the chair
exercise authority over
be in charge
be in the saddle
hold office
organise
UK
be in authority over
hold sway over
have authority over
assume command of
organize
US
exercise control over
be the head of
run the show
hold dominion over
master
exercise power
be in control of
zero in
home in
keep
manipulate
quarterback
carry on
contrive
coxswain
engineer
take charge of
take control of
have a handle on
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
introduce
institute
herald
initiate
launch
inaugurate
originate
precede
preface
bring in
set up
open the door
pave the way
usher in
begin
start
open
commence
pioneer
found
innovate
announce
establish
prefix
create
invent
broach
unveil
propose
present
offer
enter
install
US
premise
prologue
UK
bring forward
start ball rolling on
bring about
set forth
start off
put in front
attach
add
lead up to
prolog
US
lead
lead into
facilitate
instal
UK
open up
put forward
more ❯
“It is uncertain whether the change of ruling parties will
usher
a new era of domestic peace.”
Verb
▲
To designate a date earlier than the actual one
predate
antecede
forego
antedate
precede
forerun
preexist
foreshadow
anticipate
herald
introduce
pace
prelude
head
lead
guide
harbinger
outrank
pioneer
presage
rank
scout
time
preface
go before
come before
come first
head up
in space
ring in
run ahead
take precedence
exist before
be ahead of
go in advance
light the way
pave the way
have a head start
prevene
lead to
lead up to
go ahead of
go in advance of
usher in
prepare the way for
set the scene for
pave the way for
backdate
occur before
be earlier than
date from before
come prior to
accelerate
misdate
anachronize
date back
more ❯
Verb
▲
To pick up or fetch something
get
fetch
collect
go for
call for
pick up
bring
carry
deliver
convey
ferry
transport
escort
conduct
lead
give a lift to
give a ride to
go to get
summon
take
go and get
pass
take along
page
phone up
meet
come and get
come for
come to get
call out
give a lift
load up
come and get somebody
stop for somebody
stop for
drop in for
run
cost
elicit
obtain
retrieve
produce
schlepp
bear
tote
shoulder
pack
sell for
gun
truck
back
ride
heel
buck
procure
sell
draw
piggyback
lug
usher in
bring back
bring to
go get
draw forth
be sold for
get a hold of
give rise to
haul
move
shift
transfer
cart
relocate
send
lift
displace
drag
heave
remove
transmit
ship
hump
reposition
dispatch
transplant
tow
transpose
schlep
trawl
relay
pull
hoist
forward
channel
heft
tug
funnel
hold
resettle
import
traject
uproot
dislocate
yank
jerk
pack off
convoy
switch
wield
brandish
freight
sweep
budge
consign
taxi
onpass
route
gather
rearrange
carry over
manhandle
send off
shuttle
pipe
support
hale
trail
shuffle
reallocate
disturb
replace
move around
move over
humph
syphon
UK
lurch
vellicate
snap
streel
come carrying
siphon
US
hook
wind in
wrench
rake
immigrate
revamp
recondition
reset
emigrate
readapt
reorient
reach
clutch at
seek
stretch for
outreach
more ❯
Verb
▲
To direct the attention of someone to
refer
direct
delegate
point
guide
pass
relegate
assign
send
commit
leave
transfer
consign
entrust
recommend
remit
submit
deliver
route
show
steer
marshal
UK
marshall
US
hand on
hand over
send on
consign to
deliver to
direct to
send to
pass on to
put in touch with
turn over to
pass on
give
vest
allot
transmit
turn over
apportion
reassign
grant
allocate
hand
confide
trust
intrust
designate
cede
redirect
repose
convey
commission
charge
cast
place
appropriate
give over
handball
bequeath
will
commend
escalate
put
lay
set
invest
pin
appoint
devote
level
apply
instate
aim
saddle
ascribe
burden
target
dispatch
forward
mail
post
ship
address
advance
impart
airmail
transport
circulate
put in the post
freight
disseminate
express
drop off
put in the mail
relay
conduct
surrender
relinquish
divert
channel
devolve
task
alienate
alien
change
abdicate
make over
deed
confer
sign over
bestow
yield
give up
hand down
part with
resign
turn in
lay down
cough up
abandon
let go of
renounce
render
waive
authorize
US
authorise
UK
deliver up
give away
lodge
present
depute
give to
sacrifice
get rid of
deposit with
sign something over
make something over to someone
hand something on
proffer
tender
fork out
fork up
dispense
endow
render up
deposit
engage
shunt
confine
shift
offer
ordain
move
promise
employ
destine
give custody of
leave with
give custody
give free rein
send on errand
send on mission
parcel out
hold responsible for
toss
throw
shed
bestow on
grant to
confer on
furnish
invest in
settle
pertain
belong
entrust to
leave to
chuck
yield up
cast off
sign away
lay aside
exchange
reach
bung
pack off
shoot
patronise
UK
let
store
loan
lend
patronize
US
aid
command
send off
concede
let have
put in the hands of
let someone have
condemn
issue
allow to look after
let out
make trustee
put into the hands of
put into hands of
offload
dump
put in charge of
commend to
dispose of
step down from
forgo
step aside from
abnegate
foist
forsake
decentralise
UK
decentralize
US
come across with
fold
give way
communicate
allow
drop
throw in the towel
give in
let go
vouchsafe
throw in the sponge
fork over
capitulate
abalienate
accord
remise
pass to
hand to
pass down
fob off
be handed down
palm off
more ❯
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