Synonym: anecdotist. Similar words: contract, contest, content, context, contend, contractor, contempt, contested. Meaning: ['rækɑn'tɜr /-kɒn'tɜː] 
n. a person skilled in telling anecdotes.
n. a person skilled in telling anecdotes. 
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1. His grandfather was a fine raconteur.
2. He was a brilliant raconteur.
3. She was a witty raconteur.
4. He spoke eight languages and was a noted raconteur.
5. The raconteur mentioned that the quotation was from the Bible.
6. Dave, garrulous, a bit tipsy, was a natural raconteur.
7. Like many Pentecostal preachers he was an accomplished raconteur.Sentencedict.com
8. She's a brilliant raconteur.
9. He was a brilliant raconteur, with a wicked wit and a razor tongue, and he had them all in stitches.
10. A colourful raconteur, his adventures would make a feature film I would pay money to see.
11. Baseball raconteur Bill Rigney is holding court at a window table.
12. As a raconteur and conversationalist, scattering indiscretions and gossip with gay abandon, he was the acme of unconventionality.
13. Charles Dickens was a raconteur par excellence.
14. Being a raconteur is a rare - and dying - art.
15. He is a regal raconteur . He was born to chat.
16. He used his mental capacity to act as raconteur and juicy gossipmonger.
17. Although he sometimes rounded the rough edges off the truth,(sentencedict.com) he remained an amusing raconteur and lively company.
18. Elizabeth: Oh, he was fabulous, he was a wonderful raconteur.
19. Despite their prayers, the director's plane landed safely claimed the raconteur.
20. Once he gets going, there is no stopping this longtime Chicago talk-show host, sports commentator, actor, professional raconteur.
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