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91auc·tion·eer — /ˌɑːkʃəˈniɚ/ noun, pl eers [count] : a person who runs an auction The auctioneer started the bidding at $100 …
92con·ven·tion·eer — /kənˌvɛnʃəˈniɚ/ noun, pl eers [count] US : a person who goes to a convention (sense 1) …
93elec·tion·eer·ing — /ıˌlɛkʃəˈnirıŋ/ noun [noncount] : the things that are done and said to help a political candidate or party to win an election Her tireless electioneering won her the election …
94moun·tain·eer — …
95slo·gan·eer·ing — /ˌsloʊgəˈnirıŋ/ noun [noncount] usually disapproving : the use of slogans in advertising or politics There s been too much sloganeering in this year s mayoral race …
96Energy efficiency ratio — (EER) See EER. California Energy Comission. Dictionary of Energy Terms …
97earballs — (EER.bawlz) n. The number of people listening to a radio station or concert, or visiting an online music site (cf. eyeballs). Example Citation: I think it has the potential to really be big, and the main reason is for the first time you have some …
98earcon — (EER.cawn) n. An auditory icon: a sound that is used to represent a specific event or object. Example Citation: The pilot s headphones will have a 3 D sound system so that the voice of another crew member will seem to come from that person, to… …
99earworm — (EER.wurm) n. A song or tune that repeats over and over inside a person s head. Also: ear worm, ear worm. Example Citation: I couldn t get the song out of my head. It s like a broken record, Clark said Thursday while shopping at the Galleria at… …
100irritainment — (eer.uh.TAYN.munt) n. Entertainment and media spectacles that are both annoying and compulsively watchable. Example Citation: Jim Sinclair, assistant manager of the Minnesota State Fair, St. Paul, explained how to treat food and beverage… …
