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contestant

[kuhn-tes-tuhnt] / kənˈtɛs tənt /


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There were 21 other contestants on the show and Rachel said there's none she "wouldn't go for a coffee with".

From BBC

A spokesperson for Beast Industries, the entertainment company founded by MrBeast, said it "has no tolerance for this behaviour, whether by contestants or our own employees".

From BBC

The party’s last wide-open contest, in 2020, drew more than two dozen major contestants.

From Los Angeles Times

It isn’t a white girl she’s screaming at in the show’s immortal “We were all rooting for you!” meme, but 2005 contestant Tiffany Richardson.

From Salon

There has been increased representation of the deaf community in recent years on television, including actress Rose Ayling-Ellis becoming the first deaf contestant to compete, and win, Strictly Come Dancing in 2021.

From BBC