Crossword clues for greeter
greeter
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Greeter \Greet"er\, n. One who greets or salutes another.
Greeter \Greet"er\, n. One who weeps or mourns. [Obs.]
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
late 14c., agent noun from greet.
Wiktionary
n. 1 A person who greets people on their arrival. 2 (context obsolete English) One who weeps or mourns.
WordNet
Wikipedia
Greeters are volunteers who welcome tourists in their city or region, and show them around for free as they would do with friends or family. It is a form of social tourism; the residents participate in the activities of the tourists, and tourists get to see the local life of the place visited. During a walk through the city, a Greeter will not only point out interesting or unknown places, but also talk about daily life in the city and listen to what the guests have to say about their hometown.
Usage examples of "greeter".
I winked at the two woman greeters stationed on either side of the door, then hurried across the crowded lobby to the small bakery that employs the whole Ingold family.
Gulf, or bawling out her greeters as she stepped from the scrapertop helipad, late for her little lunch with B.
The doors were open and the greeters pushed the usual program into his hand as he entered.
The knot of embarkers, debarkers, and greeters watched them with vague interest for a moment and then picked up the threads of what they had been doing, as if nothing had happened.
The less adulterated a course is by gatehouses, greeters, cart paths, halfway houses, and global positioning satellite systems, the firmer the attachment is for me.
A greeter waiting just inside welcomed us to the governor's home and directed us to an open pair of double doors down the hall, while a second pair of guards relieved Kutzko of his puff adder needler clips and gave him a single clip of slapshots in return.