trouper
IPA: trˈupɝ
noun
- A member of a theatrical company (a troupe).
- A veteran performer.
- A reliable, hard-working and unselfish performer; one who considers the troupe before themselves.
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Examples of "trouper" in Sentences
- But she was a trouper and pulled it off.
- I swear like a trouper and Im not famous.
- StepShep has been a real trouper recently.
- Like Madonna I think she's a video star and performance trouper.
- Ahem --- that's "trouper" and I'm sure JEN would never make that slip!
- The information can easily be assimilated into the Super Trouper article.
- It's not in anyone's best interest to drive away a citation trouper like BB.
- Always the trouper, Candy had recovered and carried on as if all were normal.
- She was like that, a real trouper, always ready to make a party truly special.
- Everyone involved appreciated her as an outstanding trouper and a caring person.
- The piece called "the old trouper" is a good example of how smoothly the combination worked.
- Yet another former "Freaks and Geeks" trouper is turning his recent filmwork to gold -- and green.
- The expression is "trouper" as in part of the acting troupe ... not a trooper like part of a battalion ...
- It must have seemed like a strange welcome to a new land, but Cejas proved himself a trouper and just shouted ¡Ole!
- As i n a 2005 London production, he plays Robert, a sententious veteran trouper doing a season of rep with John (T.R. Knight), a promising young colleague.
- Three-month-old trouper Georgia Teresa has slept through the night since birth—a boon for Dad, who's in the exhausting midst of previews for the musical comedy "Catch Me If You Can."
- And the addition of Roberto Alagna, who stepped in for an indisposed Marcelo Alvarez at the last minute, only helped matters; Alagna, as he showed in the Met's recent "Don Carlo," is a trouper, and turned in a solid, even ardent performance.
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