cantor
111cantor — can•tor [[t]ˈkæn tər, tɔr[/t]] n. 1) jud the religious official of a synagogue who sings or chants the prayers to be performed as solos 2) rel precentor • Etymology: 1530–40; < L: singer can•to′ri•al ˈtɔr i əl, ˈtoʊr adj …
112cantor — /ˈkæntə / (say kantuh) noun 1. an officer whose duty is to lead the singing in a cathedral or in a collegiate or parish church; a precentor. 2. the Jewish religious official singing the liturgy. {Latin: singer} …
113Cantor — /ˈkæntə/ (say kantuh) noun Eddie (born Edward Israel Iskowitz), 1892–1964, US comedian …
114cantor — n. liturgical singer and leader of prayers in synagogue; precentor. ♦ cantoral, ♦ cantorial, a. pertaining to the north, or precentor s, side of choir …
115cantor — n. 1 the leader of the singing in church; a precentor. 2 the precentor in a synagogue. Etymology: L, = singer f. canere sing …
116Eddie Cantor — ➡ Cantor * * * …
117Cantor,Eddie — Can·tor (kănʹtər), Eddie. 1892 1964. American entertainer known especially for his energetic, goggle eyed performances in vaudeville and Broadway reviews. * * * …
118Cantor, Ellen — (USA) New York City based artist. Became the center of controversy for a censored show of drawings at the Zurich Helmhaus in 1995. Organized the show Coming to power; 25 years of sexually explicit art by women at David Zwirner …
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119Cantor, Eddie (Iskowitz, Edward Israel) — (1892 1964) American entertainer. Born in New York, he began to tour with a comedy blackface act; eventually he went on the vaudeville circuits. He starred in various musicals and films. During the early years of television, he became a… …
120Cantor, George — ► (1845 1918) Matemático alemán. Formuló la teoría de los conjuntos y fundamentó la lógica matemática …
