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Patron (Noun)

A regular customer.

Nouns denoting people.

The coffee shop owner knew her best patron by name and always had his favorite drink ready for him.
The restaurant's most loyal patron had been coming in every Friday night for the past 10 years.
As a regular patron of the bookstore, she was always the first to know about new releases.
The bar's favorite patron was a retired musician who would often play a few songs on the piano.
The boutique's most valued patron was a fashion designer who would often come in for inspiration.

The proprietor of an inn.

Nouns denoting people.

The warm welcome by the patron made the inn feel like home away from home.
She entered the bustling common room to greet the patron of the Golden Lion.
A lifelong sailor, Captain Smith chose a simple tavern room when dealing with a sympathetic patron.
An elegantly dressed gentleman politely disputed his account with the apologetic patron of the Fawltry Manor Inn.
Even travelers renowned for flinty determination soon reveal stories at their patrons' hospitality hearthside

Someone who supports or champions something.

Nouns denoting people.

The famous philanthropist was a longtime patron of the local art museum, donating millions of dollars to its expansion projects.
The activist group had several prominent patrons, including celebrities and politicians, who used their platforms to raise awareness for the cause.
The writer's patron was a wealthy collector who had discovered her work in a small gallery and decided to fund her future projects.
As a patron of environmental causes, the CEO made sure her company was reducing its carbon footprint in every possible way.
The art dealer became a patron of emerging artists, giving them space to showcase their work in his galleries and selling it to a wide network of collectors.