puller

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	Pronounced	Usage
Itzhak	-	Hebrew
ĐỨC	-	Vietnamese
Brodie	BRO-dee	English (Modern)
Yusuf	-	Arabic, Turkish
Serhat	-	Turkish
Silvia	['silviə]