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Showing words for PERFORMERS using the English dictionary

10 Letter Words for Performers

performers

9 Letter Words for Performers

performer, prereform, reformers, reperform

8 Letter Words for Performers

emperors, performs, preforms, premorse, reformer

7 Letter Words for Performers

emperor, formers, perform, prefers, preform, reforms, remorse, reposer, roemers, rompers

6 Letter Words for Performers

eproms, errors, ferrer, formee, former, formes, forsee, freers, freesp, freres, merops, mopers, ormers, osperm, porers, prefer, preser, proems, profer, prores, proser, refers, reform, remore, repose, repros, rerope, rerose, roemer, rompee, romper, ropers, semper, sperre

5 Letter Words for Performers

eprom, epsom, erose, error, feers, femes, ferer, ferme, ferms, fomes, fores, forme, forms, freer, frees, frere, froes, frore, meers, merer, meres, merop, meros, merse, moper, mopes, mores, morse, omers, orfes, ormer, peers, peres, perms, perse, poems, pomes, porer, pores, poser, prees, proem, profs, proms, prore, prose, reefs, refer, remop, repos, repro, rfree, romps, roper, ropes, rores, roser, serer, sermo, serre, sfree, smeer, smore, sofer, soree, sorer, speer, sperm, spore, spree

4 Letter Words for Performers

emer, emes, emfs, emos, epos, erer, eres, erme, eros, errs, erse, esop, feer, fees, feme, fems, ferm, ferr, fers, foes, fops, fore, form, free, froe, from, fros, meer, mere, mero, mese, meso, mfrs, moes, mope, mops, more, mors, mose, omer, opes, ores, orfe, orfs, peer, pees, pere, perf, perm, pers, peso, poem, pome, poms, pore, porr, pose, pree, pref, prem, pres, prof, prom, pros, reef, reem, rees, refr, refs, rems, repo, repr, reps, resp, roer, roes, rome, romp, roms, rope, rose, seem, seep, seer, seme, seor, sere, serf, sero, serr, smee, some, sope, sore, spor

3 Letter Words for Performers

eer, efs, eme, emf, emo, emp, ems, eof, eom, eos, ere, erf, err, ers, ese, esm, esp, esr, fee, fem, fer, fes, foe, fop, for, fpm, fps, fro, frs, mee, mer, mes, mfr, moe, mop, mor, mos, mrs, oer, oes, oms, ope, ops, ore, orf, ors, ose, pee, per, pes, pms, pom, por, pos, pre, prf, pro, prs, psf, ree, ref, rem, rep, res, rfs, rms, roe, rom, ros, rpm, rps, see, sem, sep, ser, sfm, som, sop

Definitions for Performers

[1] to carry out; execute; do: to perform miracles.
[2] to go through or execute in the proper, customary, or established manner: to perform the marriage ceremony.
[3] to carry into effect; fulfill: Perform what you promise.
[4] to act (a play, part, etc.), as on the stage, in movies, or on television.
[5] to render (music), as by playing or singing.
[6] to accomplish (any action involving skill or ability), as before an audience: to perform a juggling act.
[7] to complete.
[8] to fulfill a command, promise, or undertaking.
[9] to execute or do something.
[10] to act in a play: to perform in the role of Romeo.
[11] to perform music.
[12] to go through any performance.
[13] (of loans, investments, etc.) to yield a profit; earn income.
[14] to carry out or do (an action)
[15] (tr) to fulfil or comply with to perform someone's request
[16] to present or enact (a play, concert, etc) before or otherwise entertain an audience the group performed Hamlet
[17] (intr) informal to accomplish sexual intercourse he performed well

Words related to Performers

performfunction, do, execute, finish, complete, work, behave, observe, take, act, meet, implement, operate, achieve, represent, play, give, show, offer, produce

Words nearby Performers

performperforating wound, perforation, perforation gauge, perforce, perforin, perform, performance, performance appraisal, performance art, performance bond, performance indicator

Origin of Performers

1250–1300; Middle English parformen < Anglo-French parformer, alteration (by association with forme form) of Middle French, Old French parfournir to accomplish. See per-, furnish

Other words from Performers

per·form·a·ble , adjective
per·form·er , noun
mis·per·form , verb
o·ver·per·form , verb
re·per·form , verb (used with object)
self-per·formed , adjective
un·per·form·a·ble , adjective
un·per·formed , adjective
un·per·form·ing , adjective
well-per·formed , adjective

Word origin for Performers

C14: from Anglo-Norman perfourmer (influenced by forme form ), from Old French parfournir, from par- per- + fournir to provide; see furnish

Synonyms for Performers

acrobat, actor, actress, aerosaltant, artist, artiste, contortionist, doer, equilibrist, funambulist, impersonator, mime, musician, player, star, thespian, trouper, tumbler, worker