Results for: shadow play
English English
decorative groove, groove in column, make furrows in, make sound like flute, musical wind instrument; channel, groove (Architecture, Furniture), organ stop, play a flute; speak or sing in flute-like tones; form grooves or channels, reedless instrument,...flute
defensive play, trapping of offensive team in its own goal area (Football)touchback
depict verbally, depict visually, describe, depict; paint, draw; personify, act as (in a play or movie), play a role in dramaportray
designated limit of play, free-throw line, line for free throws, line showing fair or foul ballfoul line
device used to record and play videos, video player, VCRvideo recorder
digressive musical passage, event in a narrative, occurrence; one of a group of loosely connected stories (in a literary work, film, play, etc.), part of serialized work, section of Greek tragedy, significant incidentepisode
disastrous event, dramatic composition with an unhappy ending portraying a conflict between the protagonist and destiny or circumstances; literary creation in this form; disaster, calamity, tragedies as a genre, tragic piece of literature, tragic play,...tragedy
division of an act of a play, embarrassing public display, milieu, place where an event occurs; vista, view; outburst of excited emotion; division in a play; scenery, backdrop; setting, locale; episode of a story; sphere of activity; situation; persona...scene
doll house; small house to play in, toy house; theater (Rare), dollhouse, small model house for children, Wendy houseplayhouse
done with the palm facing outward (Tennis); foremost; done in advance, front part of horse, play with forehand stroke, played as forehand, stroke in racket games, stroke made with the palm facing outward (Tennis)forehand
double playdp
drama interspersed with music, dramatic or literary genre, emotionally exaggerated dramatic form; sentimental or sensationalized play, histrionic behavior, sensationalized dramatic or literary work, spoken words with musical accompanimentmelodrama
drama, play; melodramatic behavior, production of playsdramatics
dramatic events or quality, exciting event, genre of performance involving emotional conflict, performed play, plays as genre, producing or performing playsdrama
drug dealer (Slang); counterpuncher, someone whose playing strategy is to play safe and keep the ball in play until their opponent makes enough mistakes to lose (Tennis), seller of illegal drugs, somebody fiercely competitive or ambitiouspusher
 

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