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means A person skilled at presenting something — a performance, a product, themselves — with flair, drama, and crowd-pleasing confidence.

from A straightforward 19th-century compound of 'show' (a public display or spectacle, itself rooted in Old English scēawian, 'to look at') plus 'man.' It rose alongside circuses, fairs, and traveling exhibitions, where the term described the operators and performers who ran the attractions — figures like P.T. Barnum later came to personify the word, though the word itself predates any single celebrity and simply names the trade of staging a spectacle.