toastmaster

IPA: tˈoʊstmæstɝ

A person who introduces speakers, and proposes toasts at a formal dinner; a master of ceremonies.

Examples of "toastmaster" in Sentences

They have branches in almost every major city in the U.S. www. toastmaster.org
"Nobody got married in the textile business unless I was toastmaster at the stag party."
Guests of Honor are Eric Flint (author), Brad Foster (artist), Juanita Coulson (fan) and Toni Weisskopf (toastmaster).
The toastmaster (some old gentleman from Florida) introduced him as a person with 20 years of military service, a Green
Each meeting has a set agenda, and members are assigned jobs such as toastmaster that night's emcee, evaluator and timekeeper.
I haven't really mentioned it on the blog here, but I am going to be the toastmaster at MileHiCon in Denver next weekend, October 23rd through 25th.
In the evening, since I'd brought a couple of boxes of stuff for the charity auction, I helped publisher and chief editor of Yard Dog and toastmaster guest, Selina Rosen out with the art + charity auction.
Some of his etymologies seem plausible: Georgian tamada 'toastmaster' from Circassian thaamáta, perhaps originally 'father of the gods'; the name of General Ermolov (who conquered part of the Caucasus for Tsar Alexander I) from Circassian yarmáhl 'Armenian' (though I'll have to check Unbegaun to see if there's a more convincing etymology).