Jazz pianist Jon Batiste began his set in New York City this past week with an extended version of “The entertainer.”
“An entertainer is not someone who just makes you laugh or just entertains you,” he says.
And he mocked Limbaugh as an “entertainer” whose behavior was “incendiary” and “ugly.”
Beck is an entertainer, and he does his job with hambone energy and handfuls of self-mockery.
That is perhaps the most important thing an entertainer can be these days.
Their entertainer always accompanied them to take the stirrup-cup, which often occasioned a long and late revel.
The more the entertainer of that vision held it there the more charm it clearly took on for him.
He undoubtedly achieved this object, and was unable to resist when his entertainer undertook to see him home.
Daylight fully revealed to the young man the character of his entertainer.
By luck, their entertainer chanced to be A great proficient in astronomy.
"public performer," 1530s, agent noun from entertain.
