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n. (context idiomatic English) Something that is pleasing to the majority of a group.
Usage examples of "crowd-pleaser".
Gerri natters on, from bats and sex and reincarnation to -- working hard now to amuse her audience -- stale crowd-pleasers of lust and gaucherie among her wealthy clientele, Rho is pleasantly tuned to the resonant sound of hissing meat.
The diverse demands and unforeseen surges of the day, in tandem with tonight's elevated blood alcohol levels, have driven her circuitry into a sputtering staticky condition near brownout or worse, she's phasing eccentrically in and out, her attention temporarily and fiercely magnetized by the oddest fragments of isolated fact, so while Gerri natters on, from bats and sex and reincarnation to -- working hard now to amuse her audience -- stale crowd-pleasers of lust and gaucherie among her wealthy clientele, Rho is pleasantly tuned to the resonant sound of hissing meat.
A nice solid one-liner, the bum joke was one of Bill's favorites, and even as he turned over his act dozens of times over the next decade, it was one of a few sure crowd-pleasers that he never junked entirely.
The face was wide, the features upon it almost too expressive, like those of an actor who’d made a career of crowd-pleasers, and grown expert in cheap effects.
Fortunately, I've got some hamachi tuna coming in, always a crowd-pleaser.
Ahi, the big yellowfin tuna, is not a real crowd-pleaser on the pier.