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Definition of theatric
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Theatric
(a.)
Theatrical.
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Theatrical
::
Theatrical
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a
theater,
or to the
scenic
representations;
resembling
the
manner
of
dramatic
performers;
histrionic;
hence,
artificial;
as,
theatrical
performances;
theatrical
gestures..
Amphitheatric
::
Amphitheatric
(a.) Alt. of
Amphitheatrica.
Histrionize
::
Histrionize
(v. t.) To act; to
represent
on the
stage,
or
theatrically..
Amphitheatral
::
Amphitheatral
(a.)
Amphitheatrical;
resembling
an
amphitheater.
Representation
::
Representation
(n.) A
dramatic
performance;
as, a
theatrical
representation;
a
representation
of
Hamlet..
Amphitheatrical
::
Amphitheatrical
(a.) Of,
pertaining
to,
exhibited
in, or
resembling,
an
amphitheater..
Starred
::
Star (n.) A
person
of
brilliant
and
attractive
qualities,
especially
on
public
occasions,
as a
distinguished
orator,
a
leading
theatrical
performer,
etc..
Benefit
::
Benefit
(n.) A
theatrical
performance,
a
concert,
or the like, the
proceeds
of which do not go to the
lessee
of the
theater
or to the
company,
but to some
individual
actor,
or to some
charitable
use..
Dialogue
::
Dialogue
(n.) A
conversation
between
two or more
persons;
particularly,
a
formal
conservation
in
theatrical
performances
or in
scholastic
exercises..
Cater
::
Cater (n.) By
extension:
To
supply
what is
needed
or
desired,
at
theatrical
or
musical
entertainments;
--
followed
by for or to..
Stageplay
::
Stagely
(a.)
Pertaining
to a
stage;
becoming
the
theater;
theatrical.
Theatric
::
Theatric
(a.)
Theatrical.
Catchword
::
Catchword
(n.) Among
theatrical
performers,
the last word of the
preceding
speaker,
which
reminds
one that he is to speak next; cue..
Scenical
::
Scenical
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
scenery;
of the
nature
of
scenery;
theatrical.
Circ
::
Circ (n.) An
amphitheatrical
circle
for
sports;
a
circus.
Claque
::
Claque
(n.) A
collection
of
persons
employed
to
applaud
at a
theatrical
exhibition.
Stageplayer
::
Stageplay
(n.) A
dramatic
or
theatrical
entertainment.
Board
::
Board (n.) The stage in a
theater;
as, to go upon the
boards,
to enter upon the
theatrical
profession..
Chamber
::
Chamber
(n.) A short piece of
ordnance
or
cannon,
which stood on its
breech,
without
any
carriage,
formerly
used
chiefly
for
rejoicings
and
theatrical
cannonades..
Notice
::
Notice
(n.) An
announcement,
often
accompanied
by
comments
or
remarks;
as, book
notices;
theatrical
notices..
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