Definition of “extraordinaire”

As ambassador extraordinaire , he has been associated with some of the greatest people of our time.

Both characterization and style uncannily anticipate Jane Austen's monstrous snob and show-off extraordinaire , Mrs Elton, in Emma.

CRIME writer extraordinaire Minette Walters... very good writers are now turning to crime fiction, she says.

Children's favourite and clown extraordinaire creates music, madness and mayhem.

Eventually I managed to turn towards the voice, and found Mavis Healey, Neighbourhood Watch Co-ordinator extraordinaire , standing in her

He looked up at the sign `Pierre Dupont, antique dealer extraordinaire , amongst other things.

Motley Crue -- heavy metal hedonists extraordinaire -- they are not.

Wood went on from there to become a champion but it was as a promoter and organiser extraordinaire that he won fame.

`Pierre Dupont, antique dealer extraordinaire , Dupont took her hand.