promoter
51promoter — pro mot·er || prÉ™ məʊtÉ™(r) n. one who advances, one who encourages; entrepreneur, one who participates in a business initiative …
52promoter — noun (C) 1 someone who arranges and advertises concerts or sports events 2 someone who tries to make people believe or support an idea or way of doing things: promoters of solar energy …
53promoter — n publicist, publicity man or agent, press agent, public relations man, P.R. man, Inf. flak, spokesman; advertiser, adman, ad writer, copy writer; announcer, broadcaster, blurbist, Inf. plugger, pusher, ballyhooer, propagandist; backer, supporter …
54promoter — pro·mot·er …
55promoter — (in oncogenesis) n. a substance that, in conjunction with an initiator, leads to the production of a cancer …
56promoter — [prəˈməʊtə] noun [C] 1) someone whose job is to arrange and advertise concerts and sports events 2) someone who tries to make people support an idea or issue …
57promoter — pro•mot•er [[t]prəˈmoʊ tər[/t]] n. 1) one that promotes, furthers, or encourages 2) a person who initiates or takes part in the organizing of a company, development of a project, etc 3) a person who organizes and finances a sporting event or… …
58promoter — /prəˈmoʊtə/ (say pruh mohtuh) noun 1. someone who initiates or takes part in the organising of a company, development of a project, etc. 2. someone or something that promotes. 3. Chemistry a substance which increases the activity of a catalyst. 4 …
59Promoter — Pro|mo|ter , der; s, <englisch> (Veranstalter von Berufssportwettkämpfen; Salespromoter) …
60promoter — One who promotes, urges on, encourages, incites, advances, etc. One promoting a plan by which it is hoped to insure the success of a business, entertainment, etc. venture. The persons who, for themselves or others, take the preliminary steps to… …
