Auctioneer (noun)

A person who conducts or manages an auction, calling out items for sale and accepting bids.

Origin:

From old french auctionnaire, from latin auctio, meaning 'auction'.

Examples:

1. The auctioneer was a charismatic and energetic individual, whose quick wit kept the crowd engaged.
2. The auctioneer's fast-paced bidding style added excitement to the auction.
3. The auctioneer was an expert in his field, with years of experience and a deep knowledge of the items being sold.
4. The auctioneer was able to get the best possible prices for the items, much to the delight of the sellers.
5. The auctioneer's skillful bidding techniques kept the auction moving at a brisk pace, making for a thrilling and memorable experience.