That is perhaps the most important thing an entertainer can be these days.
He is as fearless as any entertainer of our time, and that is where he gets the most respect from the comedy community.
“I would prefer to hear ‘The entertainer,’” the young lady says (they declined to give their names).
Jazz pianist Jon Batiste began his set in New York City this past week with an extended version of “The entertainer.”
Miles Davis rather famously played with his back to the audience, and said, "I didn't look at myself as an entertainer."
Thou, Lovelace, hast been long the entertainer; I the entertained.
It is an honor that cannot be declined, and it is generally sure to ruin the entertainer.
Daylight fully revealed to the young man the character of his entertainer.
He had not dared to say a word to her of what her entertainer was, or what her part should be.
I understood he was a conjurer, or an entertainer, or something of that kind.
"public performer," 1530s, agent noun from entertain.
