Results for: final scene
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act of taking; something taken; amount taken or collected at one time; income, proceeds, profits (Informal); movie scene filmed without interruption; sound recording made in one session; successful inoculation, agree to perform something, assume charge...take
act of wiping (in order to clean or erase, etc.); handkerchief or rag; small disposable towel moistened with soapy liquid; blow; mocking statement, gibe; scene shift that appears to be one scene pushing another off the screen, apply something with ligh...wipe
act out a scene or event that took place in the pastreenact
acting out of a scene or event that took place in the pastreenactment
acting using only gesture and action, ancient farce, art of portraying a scene with bodily gestures only, silent acting, pantomime; actor who portrays scenes in pantomime; mimic, express something in mime, mime artist, imitate; express through pantomim...mime
addition of final letter or soundparagoge
adjustment of film projector settings, composition of film scene, frame, framework; act of providing with a frame, way something is framedframing
after all others; finally, at the end; most recently, after all the others, be able to be used, coming after all others; most recent, latest before the present; final, ultimate; newest; most authoritative, definitive; least wanted; least expected; leas...last
aircraft landing in stormy weather in which the pilot is provided with precise guidance for the final approach in landing using surveillance precision approach radargca (Ground-Controlled Approach)
alley, be sharp, change direction sharply, change scene, delete data, dilute, divide deck of cards, divide something with sharp tool, divided, dividing of deck of cards, edit movie or video, fashion a garment, garment style, grow teeth through gums, ha...cut
always, apparatus for distilling, calm; quiet, silence; make motionless; distill, distillery, even at this time, even more, existing now, make calm, nevertheless, not carbonated, not moving, peace, quiet; tranquil, calm; motionless, relieve, scene from...still
amaze; defeat in a contest; final punch (Boxing); hit someone so hard that they lose consciousness, defeat opposing boxer with punch, eliminate opponent from tournament, make somebody unconscious by hitting, make something useless, please or impress so...knock out
amount paid, filmed sequence showing event, length measured in feet; scene which has been filmed on camera, length of piece of film, payment by size, size in feetfootage
approach to ethics, goal-directed activity, study of causes, study of final causesteleology
architectural ornamentation, brief elegant characterization of a scene or a person (in written, musical, or dramatic form); picture that fades at the edges without a defined border; decorative illustration in various places in a book (e.g. beginning or...vignette
 

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