Matchmaker definition

Matchmaker means an individual who is responsible for arranging individual contests of unarmed combat.
Matchmaker means any person who proposes, selects, arranges for, or in any manner procures
Matchmaker means an individual who brings together

Examples of Matchmaker in a sentence

  • The Resource Broker (RB) or Matchmaker as WMS component offers support to the WM in taking the above mentioned decision.

  • This activity should be supported by sector based resource in overseas posts who have been specially briefed to have a strong understanding of Midlands Engine and posts who are Matchmaker partners for West Midlands sector strengths.

  • The VRE Manager, by coordinating three distinguished services (Software Repository, Broker and Matchmaker, gCube Hosting Node Manager), realises the VRE dynamic deployment by, respectively, collecting service implementations, selecting target nodes for deployment within the infrastructure, and hosting resources implementations at selected nodes.

  • Adopter agrees to pay Pet Matchmaker Rescue an adoption fee of $ for the above named dog.

  • Payment of damages shall not excuse Adopter from returning the dog to Pet Matchmaker Rescue.


More Definitions of Matchmaker

Matchmaker means any person who proposes, selects, arranges for, or in any manner procures specific individuals to be contestants in an event.
Matchmaker means an individual who brings together professional boxers or arranges professional boxing contests or professional exhibitions;
Matchmaker means a person who brings together professional boxers, kickboxers, or mixed martial art combatants or arranges professional contests of unarmed combat;
Matchmaker means a person licensed by the Department
Matchmaker means a person licensed by the
Matchmaker means a person who brings together
Matchmaker means person who arranges, contracts or negotiates or inquires about the possibility of an arrangement, contract or negotiation for a Contestant’s participation in any bout or contest related to an Event.