Trouper | Synonyms And Antonyms

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Best TROUPER Synonyms And Antonyms

TROUPER Synonyms

noun person who performs, entertains by role-playing

artist

character

clown

comedian

entertainer

performer

player

star

villain

amateur

barnstormer

extra

foil

ham

headliner

idol

impersonator

lead

mime

mimic

pantomimist

playactor

soubrette

stand-in

stooge

thespian

understudy

ventriloquist

walk-on

bit player

hambone

ingénue

ingenue

straight person

thesp

TROUPER antonyms

audience

fan

TROUPER Synonyms

noun person who imitates

mime

actor

caricaturist

comedian

copycat

imitator

impersonator

impressionist

mummer

parodist

parrot

performer

playactor

player

thespian

TROUPER antonyms

fan

TROUPER Synonyms

noun entertainer

acrobat

actor

actress

aerosaltant

artist

artiste

contortionist

doer

equilibrist

funambulist

impersonator

mime

musician

player

star

thespian

tumbler

worker

TROUPER Synonyms

noun person who acts in performance

actor

performer

star

entertainer

extra

ham

impersonator

lead

mime

mimic

stand-in

thespian

understudy

walk-on

bit player

hambone

scene stealer

TROUPER antonyms

director

spectator

TROUPER Synonyms

noun person who journeys

adventurer

commuter

hiker

migrant

passenger

pilgrim

sailor

tourist

barnstormer

bum

drifter

excursionist

explorer

floater

gadabout

globetrotter

haj

hobo

itinerant

journeyer

navigator

nomad

peddler

rambler

roamer

rover

seafarer

sightseer

tramp

trekker

tripper

truant

vagabond

vagrant

voyager

wanderer

wayfarer

displaced person

expeditionist

jet-setter

junketer

transmigrant

TROUPER Synonyms

noun person with much experience; particularly in war

expert

pro

vet

GI

old-timer

sourdough

war-horse

old guard

old hand

old pro

old salt

old soldier

shellback

TROUPER antonyms

rookie

How to use trouper in a sentence

• "That exists as me am a trouper, and troupers exist in their trunks," smiled Anne
• And he there made these peachy verses of da Trouper (quaere)
• The dame had existed an trouper in the vintage days off one-night stands

Related Words TROUPER

ACTOR noun person who performs, entertains by role-playing

artist

character

clown

comedian

entertainer

performer

player

star

villain

amateur

barnstormer

extra

foil

ham

headliner

idol

impersonator

lead

mime

mimic

pantomimist

playactor

soubrette

stand-in

stooge

thespian

trouper

understudy

ventriloquist

walk-on

bit player

hambone

ingénue

ingenue

straight person

thesp

MIMIC noun person who imitates

mime

actor

caricaturist

comedian

copycat

imitator

impersonator

impressionist

mummer

parodist

parrot

performer

playactor

player

thespian

trouper

PERFORMER noun entertainer

acrobat

actor

actress

aerosaltant

artist

artiste

contortionist

doer

equilibrist

funambulist

impersonator

mime

musician

player

star

thespian

trouper

tumbler

worker

PLAYER noun person who acts in performance

actor

performer

star

entertainer

extra

ham

impersonator

lead

mime

mimic

stand-in

thespian

trouper

understudy

walk-on

bit player

hambone

scene stealer

TRAVELER noun person who journeys

adventurer

commuter

hiker

migrant

passenger

pilgrim

sailor

tourist

barnstormer

bum

drifter

excursionist

explorer

floater

gadabout

globetrotter

haj

hobo

itinerant

journeyer

navigator

nomad

peddler

rambler

roamer

rover

seafarer

sightseer

tramp

trekker

tripper

trouper

truant

vagabond

vagrant

voyager

wanderer

wayfarer

displaced person

expeditionist

jet-setter

junketer

transmigrant

TRAVELERS noun person who journeys

passengers

tourists

commuters

adventurers

migrants

sailors

pilgrims

sightseers

trippers

drifters

vagabonds

navigators

truants

rovers

wanderers

itinerants

vagrants

tramps

gadabouts

seafarers

explorers

peddlers

nomads

bums

wayfarers

hoboes

excursionists

displaced persons

transmigrants

hikers

roamers

hajs

troupers

barnstormers

ramblers

voyagers

floaters

globetrotters

journeyers

trekkers

expeditionists

jet-setters

junketers