compere
emcee
host
conferencier
presenter
MC
showman
worship
expositionary
summit
arrayed
panoplied
act superior
fanfare
treatise
stage manager
put on airs
take a bow
lord it over
queen it over
low church
stager
caeremoniarius
presentationalism
marshal
levee
master of ceremonies
clerically
kingmaking
mistress of ceremonies
officiation
altar guild
liturgically
question master
theatrical producer
ceremoniously
ceremonially
function
audience hall
affair
dresser
occasion
quizmaster
social occasion
exhibitionistly
social function
director
worshipper
ceremonious
anoint
theatre director
exhibitive
theater director
formality
formalness
priestcraft
exhibitively
presence chamber
playbill
ceremony
punctualist
exercise
elevate
Father
ennoble
unction
guest of honor
pomp and circumstance
celebrant
venerably
masterfully
consecratee
ordering
priest
in the house
ritualist
talk show
physiolatry
canonical
thaumaturgics
monastically
put on
regally
exhibitionistically
liturgist
reverently
music hall
high church
solemn
vaudeville
autolater
take in
maestrolike
eucharistically
li
showmanship

English words for 'A master of ceremonies, especially for a television, variety, or quiz show.'

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