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What (who) is Mazer - definition
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Mazer (disambiguation)
Mazer
·noun A large drinking bowl;
- originally made of maple.
mazer
['me?z?]
¦ noun historical a hardwood drinking bowl.
Origin
ME: from OFr. masere, of Gmc origin.
Elliot Mazer
AMERICAN AUDIO ENGINEER AND RECORD PRODUCER
Elliot mazer
Elliot Mazer (September 5, 1941February 7, 2021) was an American audio engineer and record producer. He was best known for his work with Linda Ronstadt, Neil Young, Bob Dylan, The Band, and Janis Joplin.
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Mazer
Mazer may refer to:
- Mazer (drinking vessel), a type of Germanic drinking vessel crafted from the 13th to the 16th centuries
- Mazer Rackham, a fictional character from Orson Scott Card's Ender's Game series
- Bill Mazer, a famous American sportscaster
- Norma Fox Mazer, author of books for children and young adults
- Johan Mazer, Swedish musician
- Mazer (video game), a 1996 video game by American Laser Games
- Mazer Zaouia, a village in El Oued Province, Algeria
Examples of use of Mazer
1. In Mazer–e–Sharif, a recent convert called Abdullah recalled how his family reacted when he revealed his change of faith.
2. Besides Fawaz, Saudi businessmen Abdulrahman Al–Rabiah, Abdulrahman Al–Zamil, Adel Bushnaq, Khaled Abdul Fattah Kordi, Gazi Saleh Shalhoub, Mazer Batterjee, Abdullatif Al–Shelash and Samer Hamad, Adel Al–Moshel inked deals to set up joint projects.
3. This is spiritual for me," said Ubai Dilla, who had been an accountant in his native city of Mazer–e–Sharif, Afghanistan, adding that his income derived from the odd bit of under–the–table accounting work he was able to find from time to time.
4. A key prosecution witness in the case was Mazer Mahmood, a journalist for the British Sunday tabloid News of the World newspaper dubbed the "Fake Sheikh," who set up a series of meetings and reported the group‘s activities to police in 2004.
5. The trio were allegedly caught in a sting operation involving News of the World investigative journalist Mazer Mahmood – known as the "fake sheikh." Roque Fernandes, 44, of De Havilland Road, Edgware; Dominic Martins, 45, of Du Cros Drive, Stanmore, and Abdurahman Kanyare, 53, of Milling Road, Edgware, all north–west London, had denied two charges of conspiring to set up funding or property for terrorism, and one of having an article "a highly dangerous mercury based substance" for terrorism.