auctioneer

IPA: ɑkʃʌnˈɪr

A person who conducts an auction on behalf of a vendor, taking bids to find the best price for the vendor.

Examples of "auctioneer" in Sentences

'Joseph Day' was the auctioneer.
EBay would be considered the auctioneer.
Auctioneer is part of the CivicSource suite.
In the book, the team confronts the Auctioneer.
He was the auctioneer at the charity slave auction.
Local auctioneer Cash Cunningham bought the property in 2001.
At the auction house I attend, the auctioneer doesn't make use of the chant.
She is the daughter of a livestock auctioneer, which is an appropriate background.
But you talked earlier about how it was kind of like a circus and the auctioneer was the ...
"And here, " called the auctioneer, -we have one of the cathces of Kliomenes, taken near Lara.
The auctioneer is amazing, like something out of a Tex Avery cartoon, motormouthing a mile a minute.
Mark Jaffe, the Fort York auctioneer, is a gifted motormouth who runs his tongue 95mph with wit and wild abandon.
I'm beginning to wonder if our auctioneer is the only person left on the planet who calls Master-Card by the old "Master-Charge."
We put 'em into Joe Stevenson's hands to sell -- that was what every one called the auctioneer -- and walked down the long street.
The attitude of collectors, according to Tom Eden of London coin auctioneer Morton & Eden, is "with little return on investments, what's wrong with putting money into your hobby?"
Ring announcer Bruce Buffer, who has a disturbing baby face with the high pompadour of an auctioneer from the cattle lots in Oklahoma, steps into the octagon to introduce the card.