1. remarkable or outstanding in a particular field or activity; used after a noun to indicate exceptional skill or talent
Usage: postpositive (placed after the noun it modifies); borrowed from French; often used in informal or playful contexts

Examples

• She is a chef extraordinaire, known for her innovative fusion cuisine.
• He's a troublemaker extraordinaire who always finds new ways to cause chaos.
• The magician extraordinaire amazed the audience with his impossible illusions.
• My grandmother is a gardener extraordinaire with the most beautiful roses in town.
• He became a raconteur extraordinaire, captivating listeners with his storytelling.
• The team's goalkeeper is a goalkeeper extraordinaire, making saves that seem impossible.