Promoter

What do we mean by promoter?

One that promotes, especially an active supporter or advocate. noun

A financial and publicity organizer, as of a boxing match or an artistic performance. noun

The region of an operon that acts as the initial binding site for RNA polymerase. noun

One who or that which promotes, forwards, or advances; an encourager: as. a promoter of charity. noun

One who aids in promoting some financial undertaking; one engaged in getting up a joint-stock company; one who makes it his business to assist in the organization and capitalizing of corporations. noun

An informer; specifically, a person who prosecuted offenders as an informer in his own name and the king's, receiving in reward part of the fines or penalties. noun

One who, or that which, forwards, advances, or promotes; an encourager. noun

Specifically, one who sets on foot, and takes the preliminary steps in, a scheme for the organization of a corporation, a joint-stock company, or the like. noun

One who excites. noun

An informer; a makebate. noun

The region of a DNA molecule to which RNA polymerase binds to initiate the process of transcription, i.e. the synthesis of RNA whose sequence is determined by the sequence of the DNA adjacent to the promoter site; also, the sequence of bases in the DNA at such a promoter site. noun

A substance that increases the activity of a catalyst, when present in small quantity in the reaction mixture. noun

One who promotes, particularly with respect to entertainment events or goods. noun

The section of DNA that controls the initiation of RNA transcription as a product of a gene. noun

An accelerator of catalysis, though not itself a catalyst. noun

Someone who is an active supporter and advocate noun

A sponsor who books and stages public entertainments noun

One who promotes, particularly with respect to entertainment events or goods.

The section of DNA that controls the initiation of RNA transcription as a product of a gene.

An accelerator of catalysis that is not itself a catalyst.

N.; one employed by a nightlife venue, e.g. a bar, lounge, or club, whose purpose is to increase the hype of the venues (for nascent venues) and maximize the clientele (for more established venues) - that is, attract a wealthy, good-looking, and extroverted crowd - by distributing complimentary passes and contact information at places where such clientele may be found, such as outside a competing venue during closing; the promoter usually gets paid in proportion to the revenue earned during the night he/she was promoting, generally not as lucrative as a bartender, but better than a bouncer; over 80% of promoters are male Urban Dictionary

An increase in pay, title, and responsibility for an employee within a company that should be based on his hard work - but occasionally is based on nepotism, office politics, or sycophantic behavior while on the job. Urban Dictionary

What results when pornography is posted somewhere, often a message board, that is purportedly worksafe (e.g., The New York Times homepage). Many might think that the appearance of such material on a workplace monitor would lead to firings or at least a stern talking-to. But in one of life's little mysteries, 4chan's /v/ discovered that most employees are actually promoted instead, perhaps in approval for their viewing such interesting internet content. Urban Dictionary

A 4chan meme which started on /v/. Since /v/ is ostensibly a work-safe board, people assume it's completely safe to browse the board at work (hence the name). One day, someone posted a NSFW image, and one person posted "My boss walked by when I had the image open at work, and I got fired." Someone responded "I got promoted," implying he was promoted to replace the first guy. Soon after, when someone posted another work-unsafe image, one person responded "PROMOTIONS!" People unfamiliar with the phrase's origins believed it to be wholly ironic, and thought it was so hilarious they repeated it whenever work-unsafe material finds its way onto the board, and then it became a true meme. It should NOT be assumed that bosses like to see their workers watch porn at work. Urban Dictionary

To raise higher, usually in a job status. Urban Dictionary

To perpetuate or elevate the status of a person, concept, ideal, organization or the like. Etymology stems from a Middle-English amalgamation of Latin 'pro-' (for) and Middle English 'motan' (allow, must). To offer support for allowance to continue is to promote. The opposite of condemn and dissent. Urban Dictionary

The act of trying to get people to come into a nightclub, either via advertisement or word of mouth. To assemble a concert or club event. Urban Dictionary

To bring someone or something of lower class up to a higher better class,as in clubs and partys. Urban Dictionary

The purported result of viewing NSFW on a (supposedly) worksafe message/imageboard. Originates from the /v/ board of 4chan, where it was a common joke to post that you just got fired because your boss caught you looking at NSFW material. Was later changed to "promotions", probably because the irony/absurdity of it made it funnier. Urban Dictionary

Slang among retail workers for being fired. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to promoter:
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Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word promoter:
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Words that rhyme with promoter:
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Adjectives that are often used to describe promoter:
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Nouns that are often described by the adjective promoter:
reporter, region.

Consonant match to promoter:
promotor, primity, prix motor, promote a, promote e, promote her, promote t.

Words that sound like promoter:
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