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barnstormer

NOUN
actor
Synonyms
STRONGEST
artist character clown comedian entertainer performer player star villain
STRONG
amateur extra foil ham headliner idol impersonator lead mime mimic pantomimist playactor soubrette stand-in stooge thespian trouper understudy ventriloquist walk-on
WEAK
bit player hambone ingenue ingénue straight person thesp
Antonyms
WEAK
audience fan
NOUN
aviator
Synonyms
STRONGEST
flier navigator pilot
STRONG
ace aeronaut eagle hotshot jockey
WEAK
airperson bird legs
NOUN
traveler
Synonyms
STRONGEST
adventurer commuter hiker migrant passenger pilgrim sailor tourist
STRONG
bum drifter excursionist explorer floater gadabout globetrotter haj hobo itinerant journeyer navigator nomad peddler rambler roamer rover seafarer sightseer tramp trekker tripper trouper truant vagabond vagrant voyager wanderer wayfarer
WEAK
displaced person expeditionist jet-setter junketer transmigrant
NOUN
wayfarer
Synonyms
STRONG
adventurer bum drifter excursionist explorer gadabout hiker hitchhiker hobo itinerant journeyer nomad peddler pilgrim rambler roamer rover trekker vagabond vagrant walker wanderer
WEAK
globetrotter

Example Sentences

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The latest Atlanta Fed GDPNow estimate is up at 5.8% annualised and, while surely overstating things, this quarter looks like being a barnstormer.

From Reuters • Aug. 21, 2023

When Obama misidentified the city he was in, the flub was attributed to a long day by a nation-trotting barnstormer, Jamieson said.

From Seattle Times • Nov. 19, 2022

"We're going to treat you all to a hell of a barnstormer," Fury said as Whyte - who is an underdog with the bookmakers - nodded along.

From BBC • Apr. 20, 2022

Swimming: What a barnstormer for the British swimmer.

From The Guardian • Aug. 26, 2021

Well, she is nothing more nor less than a barnstormer!

From Fantômas by Metcalfe, Cranstoun