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usherette
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ush·er·ette  (sh-rt)
n.
A girl or woman employed to escort people to their seats, as in a theater or stadium.

usherette [ˌʌʃəˈrɛt]
n
(Business / Professions) a woman assistant in a cinema, theatre, etc., who shows people to their seats
ThesaurusLegend:  Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Noun1.usherette - a female usher
guide, usher - someone employed to conduct others
Translations
usherette [ˌʌʃəˈret] Nacomodadora f
usherette [ˌʌʃəˈrɛt] n (in cinema)ouvreuse f
usherette
usherette [ˌʌʃəˈrɛt] n (in cinema) → mascherina


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Take the example below: In the middle of the wedding ceremony, the 70 year olds usherettes went downtown to buy their own bouquet because they were not allowed to participate for the throwing of the bridal bouquet.
I can remember the manager presented all the usherettes with a box of chocolates to honour the occasion.
Then when I switched reels they were just getting into the plane and all those heads turned round looking up at the porthole and the usherettes were ringing the projection room bell
 
 
 
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