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What do you call a baton waver?

There isn't a single, universally accepted term for someone who waves a baton. Here are some options depending on the context:

General terms:

* Baton twirler: This is the most common and straightforward term, especially for someone who performs with a baton in a marching band or competitive setting.

* Baton performer: A more general term that encompasses various uses of a baton, such as in dance or circus acts.

* Baton user: A neutral term that simply describes someone who uses a baton.

More specific terms:

* Drum major: This refers to the leader of a marching band, who typically carries and waves a baton.

* Color guard: Members of a marching band who handle flags, sabers, and sometimes batons.

* Circus performer: A broad term, but could be used if the baton is used in a circus act.

* Choreographer: Someone who creates routines for batons, particularly in dance or performance settings.

Informal terms:

* Baton twirling expert

* Baton master

* Baton enthusiast

The best term to use will depend on the specific situation and the level of formality required.

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