Definitions

1. noun

a person who shows people to their seats, especially in a theater, church, or other public building

“The theater usher helped us find our seats in the dark auditorium.”

2. verb

to introduce or escort someone, typically into a formal or official situation

“The politician’s assistant ushered him into the conference room for the meeting.”

3. verb

to force or push someone or something into a place or situation

“The strong winds ushered in the storm, knocking over trees and power lines.”

4. noun

a gentle breeze or a change in the weather

“The usher of warm air from the south brought relief from the cold winter temperatures.”