marquee
//mɑːˈkiː//
Noun
marqueeSingular
marqueesPlural
1
A large tent used for outdoor events such as weddings, parties, or exhibitions.
They set up a marquee in the garden for the wedding reception.
2
A permanent canopy projecting over the entrance to a theater, hotel, or other building, often displaying the name of the establishment or current show.
The theater's marquee displayed the name of the new Broadway show in bright lights.
Adjective
marqueeCanonical form
1
Describing a person or event that is prominent, leading, or of star quality.
The team signed a marquee player to boost their chances of winning.