raconteur
Speech parts
1. raconteur - Noun
2. raconteur - Verb
Meaning
A relater; a storyteller.
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A lot of ink and pixels have already (rightfully) been spent in service of Bourdain’s outsize legacy as an international raconteur, omnivorous wit, and brilliant empath.
"And when he prepared the adds Katherine Haddad, serving up her phrases with the rhythm of a seasoned raconteur, "they stood right over him to make sure he took every of fat and sinew.
Acclaimed Colombian writer, diplomat, playwright and raconteur David Sanchez-Julaio proved an enduring friend to editor and journalist Ron Kenner, offering advice on everything from avoiding pickpockets to bearing up under the vicissitudes of life.
A Prairie Home Companion on July 1, and while legions of fans mourn, they know there will no doubt be more books to come from the beloved raconteur.
Factor in her other careers as writer, mother and good-humored raconteur, and it’s no wonder Fisher decided to tell her life story on stage in a one-woman show.
I laughed, swam, and got to be the suave, epicurean, bon-vivant raconteur I love to be.