NOUN
- a man at one end of line of performers in a minstrel show; carries on humorous dialogue with the interlocutor
- a man at one end of a row of people
How To Use end man In A Sentence
- It would have been enough to send many Finnish boys running to the relative safety of cross-country skiing or even ice-hockey.
- This weekend many pubs will be decked out in flags and banners and a growing number of councils are spending a small fortune on celebrations.
- We boaters spend many times more dollars on our waterborne vessels than we do on our autos yet we are woefully unprotected when it comes to poor workmanship.
- I live prety close to the able tasman park and it is paradise on earth where one can spend many weeks in such an enviroment. thank you for promoting this lovely country. lots of aroha from NZ Planet Debian
- We spend many an afternoon shopping, drinking coffee and checking out the available talent.
- the end managed to hold onto the pass
- He would have had to spend many hours with expensive and cranky machinery in order to make phonetic measurements to correlate with listener judgments.
- This weekend many households will turn on the central heating for the first time since last winter. Times, Sunday Times
- Ball was up to the challenge and used his low hard drives into the nick to end many rallies of his own.
- If you don't attend many conferences you won't have noticed that it seems to be fashionable to give out rucksacks, backpacks and haversacks as freebies to delegates.