backstager

noun

Etymology

From backstage + -er.

  1. derived from ester — “to be standing, be located
  2. derived from estage — “dwelling, residence; position, situation, condition
  3. inherited from stage
  4. compounded as backstage — “back + stage
  5. suffixed as backstager — “backstage + er

Definitions

  1. One who works backstage.

  2. A drama dealing with the lives and relationships of actors.

The neighborhood

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