Stager

/ˈsteɪdʒər/

Meaning & Definition

noun
A person who stages or organizes a play, event, or performance.
The stager meticulously planned every detail of the upcoming theater production.
In the context of real estate, a stager is a professional who prepares a property for sale, making it more appealing to potential buyers.
The stager rearranged the furniture to create a more open and inviting space.
A competitor in a stage race, especially in cycling or athletics.
As a seasoned stager, she was well-prepared for the grueling challenges of the upcoming race.

Etymology

The word 'stager' originates from the word 'stage', denoting someone involved in staging or organizing.

Common Phrases and Expressions

stage manager:
A person who supervises the theatrical production's technical aspects.
on stage:
Referring to the area where performances occur.
set the stage:
To prepare the environment for a particular event or outcome.

Related Words

Slang Meanings

To stage something in an exaggerated manner.
She really stagered that presentation to make it more dramatic.
To fake or put on a performance.
He stagered his way through the interview.