Results for: shadow play
English English
easily dismissed, for play, miniature breed, entertain oneself, plaything, replica, shooter marble, somebody whose emotions are played with, something unimportant, thing to play withtoy
edge of a sunspot, indeterminate area, partial shadow, partly lighted area around any shadow, peripherypenumbra
effective piece of theater, successful play, surprising turn of eventscoup de théâtre
elaborate and colorful procession, large-scale play representing a historical event, performance commemorating a historical or legendary event; ceremonial play or parade of any kindpageant
engage in a role-play game, pretendplay at
entertaining musical composition performed between the acts of a play or opera; short piece of music placed between two larger sections of a composition; short musical composition, interlude, short movement in a longer musical workintermezzo
entertainment during a performance break, intermediate entertainment (performed between parts of a play, concert, etc.); interval, pause or space between events, intermezzo, intervening period of timeinterlude
entertainment; pleasure; fun, play, feeling something is funny, keeping happily occupied, recreational activity, ride or gameamusement
events of the past; written narrative of past events, historical play, interesting past, life story, personal background, record of events, somebody no longer important, something no longer important, study of the past, systematic record of natural phe...history
exaggeration, play adapted from fiction, show, drama; act of making into a drama, process of adaptingdramatization
excellent, expert; champion; playing card with the A on it (Cards); unreturned serve (Tennis), fighter pilot, hit a ball that is not returned (Tennis); be a champion; receive a high score, hole in one, play hole in single stroke, score high grade, sing...ace
extra play until somebody scoressudden death
fair playQueensberry rules
family name; Alexandre Dumas (1802-1870), French novelist, author of "The Three Musketeers"; Alexandre Dumas (1824-1895, known as Dumas fils), son of the first Alexandre Dumas, French author who wrote the play "Camille"Dumas
feigning, pretending; acting, performing a dramatic role (in a play)playacting
 

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