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91usher — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) v. t. escort, introduce, announce, induct. n. doorman; escort, groomsman, vestryman. See beginning, religion. II (Roget s IV) n. Syn. conductor, guide, usherette, escort, doorman, cicerone, herald,… …
92usher in — enter festively; open; lead …
93usher — I. n. Sub master, assistant teacher. II. v. a. Introduce, forerun, herald, precede, announce …
94usher in — Henry Ford assembly line ushered in an era of unprecedented productivity Syn: herald, mark the start of, signal, ring in, show in, set the scene for, pave the way for; start, begin, introduce, open the door to, get going, set in motion, get… …
95usher — n 1. escort, usherette, guide, pilot, steerer, leader, conductor, director. 2. doorkeeper, butler, gatekeeper, Rom. Cath. Ch. ostiary, porter, concierge; Sl. bouncer, v 3. escort, guide, pilot, steer, lead, see in or out, bring in, take out;… …
96usher — ush·er …
97usher — 1. verb she ushered him to a seat Syn: escort, accompany, take, show, see, lead, conduct, guide 2. noun ushers showed them to their seats Syn: guide, attendant, escort …
98Usher — /ˈʌʃə/ (say ushuh) noun → Ussher …
99usher — Kuhikuhi i kahi e noho ai …
100usher — This word is said to be derived from huissier, and is the name of a subordinate officer in some English courts of law …
