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Often used in the same context:
pitchman,
endorsement,
spokesmodel,
advertiser,
advertisement,
brand,
celebrity,
matinee idol,
infomercial,
sponsor,
commercials,
antiperspirant,
deodorant,
cager,
marketer,
shill,
mazola,
influencer,
marketability,
advertorial,
detractor,
energizer,
ambassadress,
veejay,
competitor,
formulator,
idol,
tiger balm,
backer,
sweetleaf,
brylcreem,
superstar,
confidant,
supporter,
philanderer,
celeb,
hypocrite,
crispa,
noncandidate,
advert,
spermicide,
nephria,
confidante,
tampax,
ads,
trendsetter,
apologist,
loreal,
heartthrob,
panderer,
implementer,
adulterer,
tinactin,
morena,
ingredient,
candidate,
lasciviousness,
groupie,
frontrunner,
spokespersons,
shampoo,
athlete,
acolyte,
adidas,
name,
politician,
invitee,
confessor,
running mate,
jazel,
nivea,
megastar,
propagandist,
quitter,
heir apparent,
crowd puller,
ambulance chaser,
adman,
twitterer,
nonentity,
mudslinger,
neophyte,
incorporator,
waffler,
idolator,
originator,
metrosexual,
headliner,
stature,
ally,
tweeter,
arthro,
mouthpiece,
electric shaver,
disparagement,
sparring partner,
magnetic attraction,
barong,
recognizability,
sanitary napkin,
sneaker,
substantiation,
indorser,
assignee,
indorsement,
purchaser,
sale,
call,
employer,
grantee,
grantees,
impeachment,
lessee,
purchase,
recalls,
writs,
assignment,
booking,
chapters,
consignment,
foreclosure,
inconsistent,
wellknown,
a.,
addictive,
androgynous,
another,
appealing,
boastful,
classy,
cleanest,
commonplace,
const,
contact,
cuddly,
cular,
designated,
diminutive,
ennobled,
exalted,
extinguished,
f1rst
More specific:
accommodation endorser
More general:
admirer,
booster,
champion,
friend,
protagonist,
signatory,
signer,
supporter
Synonyms:
ratifier,
subscriber
Also try:
— Adjectives for endorser:
first,
last,
prior,
responsible,
second,
immediate,
subsequent,
previous,
good,
early,
remote,
more...
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