noun
Uncommon
booker
BUUK
Booker (noun) means a person whose job is to arrange bookings, such as for performers, venues, or travel. Example: “The band's booker lined up gigs across three states.”
noun
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A person whose job is to arrange bookings, such as for performers, venues, or travel.
"The band's booker lined up gigs across three states."
How to use booker
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishSomeone whose job is scheduling and arranging bookings.
Common pairings
talent booker
flight booker
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Word forms
- Plural
- bookers
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Etymology
From Old English bocere, "scribe," originally someone who wrote or recorded things in books; the modern sense of arranging reservations grew from the verb "to book."
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What does “booker” mean?
The word “booker” means a person whose job is to arrange bookings, such as for performers, venues, or travel. In plain terms, someone whose job is scheduling and arranging bookings.
How do you pronounce “booker”?
“Booker” is pronounced BUUK (/ˈbʊkɚ/ in IPA).
How do you use “booker” in a sentence?
Here is “booker” used in a sentence: “The band's booker lined up gigs across three states.”
What part of speech is “booker”?
“Booker” is a noun.
Where does the word “booker” come from?
The word “booker” comes from Old English. From Old English bocere, "scribe," originally someone who wrote or recorded things in books; the modern sense of arranging reservations grew from the verb "to book.".
Is “booker” a common word?
“Booker” is an uncommon word in modern English.
What is the difference between a booker and an agent?
A booker is a person whose job is to arrange bookings, such as for performers, venues, or travel, focusing on scheduling and securing engagements. An agent typically has a broader role, representing a client's overall career, negotiating contracts, and managing their interests beyond just arranging individual bookings.
Is booker used for travel arrangements as well as performers?
Yes, booker can refer to someone who arranges bookings in various fields, including travel, venues, and performer engagements, not just entertainment. The term applies broadly to anyone whose job involves securing reservations or engagements on behalf of others.
