crowd pleaser

or crowd-pleaser

noun

1. a person, performance, etc., having great popular appeal.

Other Words From

• crowd-pleasing adjective

Word History and Origins

Origin of crowd pleaser¹

First recorded in 1940–45

Example Sentences

A student of Mourinho - is 'crowd pleaser' Amorim right for Man Utd?

From BBC

One crowd pleaser happened to be totally vegan: a red lentil dal served with coconut rice.

From Salon

But he never gave up music, and continued to be an annual crowd pleaser at the Jazz & Heritage Festival.

From Seattle Times

He’s also a politically agnostic crowd pleaser drawing influence from the old school – those large-scale performances with multiple outfit changes, each more cinematically grand than the next.

From Salon

Tickets to watch another popular Olympic event, 10-meter men’s platform diving, are now only available through special-service hospitality packages starting at 875 euros, or women’s artistic gymnastics finals, a perennial crowd pleaser: around 1,799 euros.

From Seattle Times

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