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re-enacter, n.
Brit. |ˌriːɪnˈaktə|, U.S. |ˌriəˈnæktər|, |ˌriəˈnækdər|
[‹ re-enact v. + -er suffix1. Compare earlier re-enactor n.]
= re-enactor n.
1941Hispania 24 270 The humor in Huckleberry Finn and Tom Sawyer springs from the clash between unimaginative Huck (Sancho) and Tom (Don Quijote) the devourer and re-enacter of romance. 1975News (Frederick, Maryland) 23 Apr. b2/1 Several eight-man teams from among the re-enacters will compete using Civil War style rifles. 1995Guardian 4 Feb. (Outlook section) 29/1 Those he wants to rescue from condescension are the metal detectorists and historical re-enacters, the steam engine freaks and the ‘living history’ audience. |