Synonym: frequenter, sponsor, supporter. Similar words: patrol, patriarchy, strong, astronomer, electronic, electronics, pat, psychiatrist. Meaning: ['peɪtrən] 
n. 1. a regular customer 2. the proprietor of an inn 3. someone who supports or champions something.
n. 1. a regular customer 2. the proprietor of an inn 3. someone who supports or champions something. 
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211. Along with Nikola Tesla (look him up), Rosalind Franklin (1920-1958) is the patron saint of mistreated and underrated scientists – and possibly the most important woman in scientific history.
212. Guatemala City: Roman Catholics carry an image of the Virgin of the Assumption, the city's patron saint, during a parade.
213. After Wei Gao , the military governor , became her literary patron, her reputation was widespread.
214. They were also given their own temple and patron divinity or hero, whose priests they elected.
215. Our patron saint's day, St George's Day on April 23, is not recognised as a public holiday, unlike Ireland's St. Patrick's Day, whose celebrations on March 17 are famous worldwide.
216. He becomes a theorist of biodiversity, evolutionary biology and biogeography, and one of the patron saints of conservation science.
217. A business tycoon, arts patron and committed left-winger, Berge opted to sell the collection amassed over a lifetime after Saint Laurent's death last June aged 71.
218. He was the patron spirit of the later scribes, to whom they regularly poured out a libation from the water -jug of their writing outfit before beginning their work.
219. Police Officers and Soldiers particularly American paratroopers regard him as their patron saint.
220. Under the title of Nomios he was regarded by herdsmen as their patron god.
221. The structure was intended as a chapter house, with a chapel situated behind the altar where the family of the patron was permitted to bury their dead.
222. Diderot, the patron of vast collaborations around a great, ambitious goal, would be proud. Sentencedict.com
223. The history of Valentine's Day -- and its patron saint -- is very mysterious.
224. St Nicholas, the original Father Christmas, is the patron saint of thieves, virgins and communist Russia.
225. The Renaissance Club, for example, welcomes students to Florence, where they work as guild artists for a patron—their teacher—and learn about history, geography, and civics.
226. The days when "jacket required" was enough to ensure a better element of patron began dying after World War II, said Anne Hollander, a fashion historian and author of "Seeing Through Clothes.
More similar words: patrol, patriarchy, strong, astronomer, electronic, electronics, pat, psychiatrist, spate, patch, patent, patient, pattern, irony, sympathy, at regular intervals, bear on, bronze, chronic, go wrong, anticipate, occupation, troop, border on, confront, frontier, participate, stroke, ironically, in front of.