usher /ushˈər/

1. A doorkeeper
2. Someone who escorts people to seats in a hall, etc
3. An officer who introduces strangers or walks before a person of rank
4. A minor court official responsible for keeping order (Eng law)
5. An under-teacher or assistant (historical)

1. To conduct
2. To show (in or out)
3. To introduce, lead up to (now usu with in)

ushˈeress or usheretteˈ noun

A female usher, esp in a theatre or cinema

ushˈering noun

ushˈership noun

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