patron
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- n a regular customer
- n the proprietor of an inn
- n someone who supports or champions something
- Just before he sailed for Europe on the Leviathan one day last week, Otto Hermann Kahn, patron of Art, briefly announced the designation of Benjamin Wistar Morris and Joseph .
- The University of Georgia itself awarded them, dubbing them after its late patron, Philanthropist George Foster Peabody, great good friend of Franklin Roosevelt, who helped to .
- Staring at it, Mulder and Scully just shrug, but that's unfair to the FBI's snoop extraordinaire, the vicar of voyeurs, the patron saint of the TV show's belief that under every .