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tastemaker
noun taste·mak·er \-ˌmā-kər\
: a person whose judgments about what is good, fashionable, etc., are accepted and followed by many other people
Full Definition of TASTEMAKER
: one who sets the standards of what is currently popular or fashionable
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First Known Use of TASTEMAKER
1954
Rhymes with TASTEMAKER
backbreaker, bookmaker, caretaker, carmaker, comaker, dressmaker, drugmaker, filmmaker, gill raker, glassmaker, groundbreaker, grubstaker, hatmaker, haymaker, heartbreaker, homemaker, housebreaker, icebreaker, jawbreaker, kingmaker, lawbreaker, lawmaker, mapmaker, matchmaker, mistaker, muckraker, mythmaker, noisemaker, oddsmaker, pacemaker, peacemaker, phrasemaker, platemaker, playmaker, Poundmaker, printmaker, rainmaker, sailmaker, saltshaker, shirtmaker, shoemaker, snowmaker, steelmaker, strikebreaker, tiebreaker, toolmaker, trailbreaker, watchmaker, winemaker, wiseacre
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