Results for: entertainment
English English
entertainment at nightclubfloorshow
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 involving cruelty, pleasure in watching bloodshedRoman holiday
entertainment requiring little intelligencemind candy
entertainment, act of hosting at a feast; act of making happy, act of delightingregalement
entertainment, entertainment industry; those involved in the entertainment industryshow business
entertainment; pleasure; fun, play, feeling something is funny, keeping happily occupied, recreational activity, ride or gameamusement
escape as form of entertainmentescapology
establishment of late night entertainment (offering food, drink, music, and dancing)night club
evening entertainment, life of the night; nighttime recreationnightlife
exhibition match, sports contest played as entertainmentexhibition game
extremely famous celebrity (such as an actor, athlete, etc.); highly talented or successful person, famous person in sports or entertainmentsuperstar
fantastic artistic production, lavish entertainment, spectacular displayextravaganza
foamy waves, ride on ocean waves using a specially designed board; navigate in the Internet, move from site to site on the Internet in order to find information or for entertainment; scan through the programs on television or radio stations, ride waves...surf
galavant, play around amorously, travel around for pleasure, wander about looking for fun and entertainment (also galavant)gallivant
 

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