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crowd-puller
Something or someone that is popular and attracts a large audience. Primarily heard in UK, Australia. The critics are saying that this film is going to be a real crowd-puller, so we should buy our tickets before they sell out!
a crowd-puller
(British & Australian) something or someone that many people are keen to go and see This year's final will be a major crowd-puller -- Manchester United and Liverpool are two of the country's most popular teams and are also fierce rivals.
Common Names:
Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
Alea | | ə-LEE-ə | English (Rare) |
Madalitso | | mah-dah-LEE-tso | Southern African, Chewa |
Timaeus | | tie-MEE-əs (English) | Ancient Greek (Latinized), Biblical Latin, Biblical |
AindriÚ | | - | Irish |
Pruitt | | ['pru:it] | |
Nedyalko | | - | Bulgarian |