Results for: playing of a role
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areas or buildings where servants work, chamber, bureau; role; incumbency, large departments in some governments, official organization, place for tickets or information, place of business, position of responsibility, room used for business activity, s...office
arrange windows, covering for floors, roofs, or walls, fit something with drainage tiles, hat, hollow block, lay tiles on something, pave, cover with tiles, playing piece, short pipe in a drain, slab of fired clay for covering roofs or lining walls or ...tile
art of arranging sounds, composed rhythmical sound; playing of musical instruments, singing; musical notes in written form, group, pleasing sound, sounds that produce effect, type of music, written musicmusic
art of carving images on gems or other stones; gem or other stone which has been carved in this manner; short (often one-scene) appearance by a well-known actor in a film with lesser known actors, cameo role, brief appearance by famous actor, carved stonecameo
assailant, one who attacks, critic, player with scoring role, somebody who assaultsattacker
assessment of social institutions by role, belief in function over form, belief that objects should be built to suit their purpose without decoration or unnecessary detail, philosophy emphasizing the practicalfunctionalism
association for participating in interest, black symbol on playing card, bludgeon, beat, bash, strike, building providing facilities to members, drift with anchor lowered, form club, group that meets periodically for a shared activity (i.e. literary cl...club
assumed identity or role, character in a play; human being; personality, character in literature, personal facadepersona
attitude of defense, position of defense, favoring defense as playing strategy, of a defense team, protective, watchful, on guard, quick to justify, serving to protectdefensive
audio unit, build deck for something, clothe, array; decorate; hit, punch, decorate something or somebody, floor of a ship; full set of playing cards; open porch-like area attached to a house or building that is often made from wooden slats, floor of r...deck
audio-cassette-playing unitcassette deck
bad thing, card with two spots, number 2, playing card with two spots; side of a die bearing two spots; throw of the dice which totals two; score of 40 each or five games each (Tennis); two dollars or two pounds (Slang), tie-breaking situation, used to...deuce
ball game, type of game played with a bat and a ball and four stations that players must reach in order to score; homerun, hit in which a player is able to circle all four bases and score one point (usually the ball is hit out of the playing field)rounders
band playing dance musicdance band
baseball playing area, card with diamond -shaped symbol, decorate with diamond s, hard colorless mineral, infield, precious stone; rhombus, shape having four equal sides, see also:diamonds, shape like square resting on cornerdiamond
 

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