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Noun
A gesture, action, or sound that is used to convey information or instructions
A theatrical performance using mime
The drama in ancient Greece and Rome featuring such performers
A state of agitation or fuss, especially about something unimportant
A deception or pretense, originally an absurdly obvious one but now in general use
Professional entertainment consisting of jokes and sketches, intended to make an audience laugh
Stage acting
A false, absurd, or distorted representation of something
A long, involved story, account, or series of incidents
Verb
To represent an action or object through gesture, without the use of sound
To make gestures or motions, as in speaking
To imitate (someone or their actions or words), especially in order to entertain or ridicule
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Noun
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A gesture, action, or sound that is used to convey information or instructions
gesture
sign
signal
gesticulation
mime
wave
motion
action
nod
movement
kinesics
body language
signalling
UK
indication
expression
intimation
wink
signaling
US
signing
motioning
cue
shrug
curtsy
bow
salute
reminder
token
genuflection
sign language
high sign
communication
prompting
waving
gesturing
signals
signs
gestures
arm-waving
beckoning
hand movement
act
move
indicator
deed
manifestation
demonstration
exhibition
display
illustration
mimes
waves
actions
indications
nods
cues
motionings
expressions
intimations
salutes
winks
moves
reminders
wavings
signings
bows
gesturings
genuflections
beckonings
curtsies
tokens
shrugs
body English
promptings
beckons
shift
exercises
shiftings
activity
locomotion
operations
maneuvers
US
manoeuvres
UK
stir
artificial languages
displays
demonstrations
deeds
indicators
more ❯
Noun
▲
A theatrical performance using mime
mummer
pantomimist
mimic
mime
mummery
gesture
caricature
mockery
mimicry
imitation
dumb show
impersonator
comedian
imitator
Noun
▲
The drama in ancient Greece and Rome featuring such performers
drama
farce
joke
rigmarole
comedy
show
performance
tragedy
entertainment
piece
production
screenplay
dramatization
US
soapie
teleplay
theatrical
opera
masque
stage play
composition
stage show
spectacle
musical
sketch
play
dramatisation
UK
potboiler
work
dramatic piece
theatrical piece
mask
soap opera
curtain-raiser
theatrical work
one-act
hit
television drama
flop
smash
radio play
television play
smash hit
turkey
act
melodrama
more ❯
Noun
▲
A state of agitation or fuss, especially about something unimportant
ado
commotion
uproar
furore
UK
disturbance
fuss
tumult
hubbub
turmoil
pandemonium
rumpus
ruckus
hullabaloo
stir
ruction
kerfuffle
bother
row
ballyhoo
furor
US
bustle
hoopla
clatter
pother
storm
bluster
whirl
blather
welter
moil
bobbery
shindy
foofaraw
squall
williwaw
stew
hurly
clutter
splore
corroboree
hurry
hurricane
zoo
do
coil
fun
brouhaha
agitation
confusion
trouble
excitement
flurry
flap
hassle
palaver
activity
performance
rigmarole
upset
tizzy
tamasha
tizz
to-do
hurly-burly
hoo-ha
helter-skelter
hubble-bubble
hurry-scurry
hoo-hah
hurry-skurry
carry-on
alarums and excursions
song and dance
fuss and feathers
folderol
fuss and bother
bobsy-die
scene
business
carrying-on
production
nonsense
procedure
ferment
upheaval
unrest
clamor
US
disorder
racket
clamour
UK
outcry
splash
stink
frenzy
hue and cry
hustle and bustle
red tape
hysterics
drama
histrionics
quarrel
jiggery-pokery
hurrah
nuisance
hysteria
outburst
fury
monkey business
scandal
rage
tempest
delirium
sensation
exhibition
distraction
deliriousness
craze
snafu
fever
feverishness
mania
rampage
parade
trappings
display
havoc
mayhem
chaos
perturbation
tizz-woz
paraphernalia
fracas
riot
disquiet
bedlam
broil
turbulence
maelstrom
disruption
affray
bangarang
aggro
excitation
donnybrook
lather
ritual
action
fermentation
discomposure
fireworks
noise
melee
ructions
dither
din
restlessness
discord
hustle
backwash
annoyance
combustion
convulsion
argy-bargy
lengthy process
breach of the peace
big scene
big stink
hell broke loose
tedious business
babel
free-for-all
disarray
brawl
anarchy
shambles
vociferation
disorganization
US
buzz
shouting
yelling
babble
violence
disorganisation
UK
protest
roar
whirlwind
rumble
jumble
uprising
madness
animation
mess
disorderliness
cataclysm
fight
madhouse
lawlessness
wildness
controversy
howl
all hell broken loose
muddle
disquietude
busyness
mix-up
disarrangement
melodrama
altercation
strife
comings and goings
movement
hell
liveliness
fray
stramash
shindig
fighting
fluster
panic
distress
jangle
eruption
earthquake
thrill
bouleversement
goings-on
adventure
disorderedness
explosion
scuffle
upturn
events
disaster
hijinks
incidents
imbroglio
storm in a teacup
tempest in a teapot
happenings
unruliness
proceedings
Sturm und Drang
occurrences
worry
mare's nest
outbreak
clangour
UK
conflict
bagarre
chatter
clangor
US
fret
cacophony
anxiety
insurrection
paroxysm
flutter
tremor
anarchism
elation
revolution
sweat
spectacle
tension
dishevelment
enthusiasm
misrule
calamity
hubba-hubba
fisticuffs
misorder
messiness
muss
tumble
toing and froing
provocation
catastrophe
mishap
confrontation
huff
incident
dislocation
much ado about nothing
shock
a madhouse
snake pit
outrage
haste
struggle
a three-ring circus
passion
activeness
hullaballoo
shivaree
bombshell
wingding
life
uncertainty
screaming
caterwauling
dynamism
adversity
bomb
instability
rebellion
complaint
objection
boisterousness
swirl
babbling
anxiousness
wilding
heat
uneasiness
mutiny
protestation
loud noise
hazard
peril
trepidation
stirring
bowwow
demonstration
interruption
hype
misfortune
rush
danger
dissent
entropy
incitement
topsy-turviness
chance-medley
heck
cry
ailment
surprise
farce
stimulation
street fight
twitter
crisis
tragedy
hardship
setback
indignation
katzenjammer
contretemps
alarm
grief
opposition
tribulation
derangement
biffo
harassment
circumstance
debacle
rout
destruction
complication
affair
inconvenience
three-ring circus
public disturbance
blow
state
seething mass
spot of bother
anger
argument
theatrics
dramatics
entanglement
twit
problem
disorderly conduct
public nuisance
theatre
UK
nervous state
theater
US
hurt
dire straits
hot water
bad news
rat's nest
utter confusion
holy mess
tempest in a teacup
tempest in a tea-kettle
federal case
state of anxiety
state of agitation
mountain out of a molehill
big deal
scrap
stooshie
dust-up
upheavals
rhubarb
big fuss
circus
scrum
draught
UK
draft
US
convulsions
unsettlement
seething
moving
squabble
wrangle
shemozzle
an outcry
bickering
roughhouse
spin
craziness
tohubohu
whirlpool
rampancy
flash
to do
feeling
emotion
skirmish
carousal
frolic
dance
fancy
party
bash
revel
merrymaking
spree
work
hurly burly
hell to pay
devil to pay
thrills
rough house
hectic activity
clash
vandalism
fad
lunacy
glow
enterprise
wow
mêlée
swelter
swivet
incitation
ridiculousness
farcicality
senselessness
all hell breaking loose
energy
kick-up
bugle call
chaotic situation
unquietness
restiveness
rioting
quake
exaggeration
rowdydow
flare-up
motion
scuffling
hindrance
talk
fussing
encounter
afters
shout
spasm
scramble
discontent
scrimmage
street fighting
distemper
run-in
snarl
burst
insurgence
brannigan
mob violence
violent disorder
shower
revolt
omnishambles
boiling
troubles
dissatisfaction
high winds
criticism
kicks
spirit
eventualities
high jinks
episodes
ululation
roughness
flurry of activity
ride
soap opera
seesaw
saga
static
strike
discombobulation
terrorism
actions
firestorm
tintamarre
clamouring
UK
state of unrest
stunner
discordance
rattle
bruit
blare
decibels
mobocracy
a maelstrom
ataxia
temper
rabidity
yelp
bellow
squawk
lamentation
bewailing
uproariousness
fanfare
chain of events
carryings-on
threat
disapproval
exclamation
shaking
rocking
trembling
quaking
seism
tottering
mob rule
mistake
misunderstanding
confused noise
charivari
a mess
a muddle
a shambles
boilover
menace
howl of protest
risk
warmth
riskiness
perilousness
hazardousness
dangerousness
demurral
reign of terror
war of words
tower
clang
jargon
untidiness
wild disarray
rollercoaster
topsy-turvydom
topsy-turvyness
an omnishambles
clamoring
US
howls of protest
flak
tantrum
hubbubs
fervor
US
gaieties
excitements
car crash
consternation
formal complaint
chorus of disapproval
a car crash
dismay
eagerness
precariousness
exciting experience
unease
stage
dramaturgy
acting
dramas
movements
fit
blowup
irritation
fright
vexation
wilderness
fear
apprehension
hissy
haze
intricacy
concern
nervousness
grievance
disappointment
defeat
shake-up
torment
tangle
error
hullabaloos
tumults
overthrow
slip-up
apprehensiveness
reversion
letdown
affront
queasiness
turn-up
subversion
care
turnaround
shakeout
temblor
alteration
switch
discomfiture
concernment
miscalculation
botch
fankle
puzzle
activities
fervours
fervour
UK
hurry-scurries
high spirits
to-dos
pothers
flip-flop
violent change
about-face
nervosity
distressed state
new deal
seismic shift
new ball-game
major change
sudden change
hissy fit
temper tantrum
solicitude
a buzz
a kick
a charge
display of emotion
exhibition of oneself
agita
tiz-woz
state of panic
disconcertion
suffering
failure
dilemma
predicament
harm
trial
damage
disadvantage
detriment
plight
activism
quandary
theatricals
trauma
conundrum
quagmire
difficulty
fiasco
bind
mire
infelicity
misadventure
unpleasantness
loss
jam
affliction
perplexity
pinch
pickle
emergency
occasion
campaigning
interference
division
break
horror
exigency
mishappening
accident
mischance
hitch
bad luck
snag
disarranging
disordering
crusading
confusing
unsettling
upsetting
stoppage
tough luck
ill-treatment
boo-boo
bad break
hard luck
persecution
rotten luck
ill
discontinuation
hampering
ruining
obstruction
impeding
wrecking
suspension
spoiling
perilous experiences
dangerous experiences
exciting experiences
sticky situation
hang-up
tight spot
sorry condition
tear-jerker
tight corner
hard times
no-win situation
difficult situation
hell on earth
awkward situation
problematic situation
sad state
critical situation
unfortunate situation
train wreck
tricky situation
tight situation
undermining
delaying
delay
retardation
straits
travail
disbenefit
discussion
debate
arguing
splitting
separation
severance
holding up
rabble-rousing
striving
struggling
wrangling
battling
stirring up
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A deception or pretense, originally an absurdly obvious one but now in general use
charade
pretence
UK
act
fake
farce
masquerade
parody
facade
front
show
airs
disguise
façade
guise
mockery
playacting
pose
pretense
US
put-on
semblance
sham
travesty
deception
imitation
make-believe
mimicry
pageant
pretension
pretentiousness
simulacrum
simulation
trick
false display
veneer
appearance
mask
veil
cloak
false front
affectation
posture
face
cover
posturing
illusion
display
feigning
pretext
dissimulation
fakery
play-acting
hoax
air
artifice
exterior
look
posing
smokescreen
bluff
subterfuge
ruse
shamming
con
gloss
faking
false show
impression
falsification
excuse
window dressing
outward appearance
trickery
counterfeit
color
US
camouflage
humbug
colour
UK
fabrication
deceit
false colors
false appearance
screen
image
invention
impersonation
caricature
acting
pretending
fraud
false colours
cover-up
role
mien
ostentation
insincerity
stall
cartoon
falsehood
schtick
feint
spoof
burlesque
showing
hokum
exaggeration
claim
false pretense
assumption
profession
put-up job
expression
public image
joke
imagination
affectedness
attitude
misrepresentation
artificiality
self-deception
attitudinizing
disguisement
bearing
dissembling
wile
phoniness
carriage
coloring
US
dissemblance
demeanour
UK
aspect
delusion
window-dressing
apology
colouring
UK
figure
lampoon
imposture
snobbery
pretensions
inflation
grandiosity
superciliousness
demeanor
US
performance
lie
likeness
snivel
side
dumb act
covering
kidology
send-up
snootiness
uppishness
a put-on
name
poor substitute
dress
suggestion
effect
a put-up job
fig leaf
red herring
airs and graces
going Hollywood
smoke screen
showing off
assumed manners
unnatural imitation
putting on airs
bluffing
hoaxing
presentation
shell
outside
manner
demand
declaration
ambition
ambitiousness
aspiration
title
allegation
maintenance
layer
countenance
shuffling
routine
double-dealing
stunt
gag
evasion
misstatement
garb
forgery
character
blind
light
jive
flimflam
fraudulence
duplicity
cant
deceitfulness
sell
fiction
smoke
dishonesty
falsity
mendacity
treachery
lying
hypocrisy
personality
identity
part
fantasy
mummery
form
manoeuvre
UK
putting on an act
personation
revel
costume
masking
portrayal
outward show
stratagem
daydreaming
dream
unreality
distortion
approximation
self
maneuver
US
machination
perversion
resemblance
dreaming
romancing
fancy
snow job
lack of veracity
personage
person
mannerism
similitude
alikeness
seeming
mood
similarity
affinity
aura
feel
feeling
arrogance
scheme
swindle
corruption
positure
stand
persona
public face
assumed role
take-off
outward display
takeoff
stance
story
role-playing
game
codology
jiving
snow
play
ridicule
poor imitation
roast
satire
mock
lampoonery
chaser
ploy
hamming
phoney
UK
phony
US
dissimilation
apology for
excuse for
scam
fiddle
sting
set-up
mere show
sweet talk
soft soap
fairy tale
beard
shuck and jive
shambles
absurdity
fakeness
frontage
fix
hustle
setup
nonsense
con trick
malarkey
ridiculousness
embarrassment
circus
disgrace
laughing stock
waste of time
piece of futility
frontispiece
front view
building front
shroud
frontal
surface
presence
cast
profile
forepart
visage
skin
features
physiognomy
lineaments
feature
mug
phiz
whitewash
concealment
fascia
dial
shade
deportment
clock
smoke and mirrors
finish
comportment
phizog
elevation
mush
kisser
tone
address
puss
coupon
bake
regard
coating
pan
facial expression
style
complexion
outline
manifestation
exteriority
port
external surface
superficies
outward aspect
outer surface
looks
boat race
outside surface
pomposity
haughtiness
hauteur
swank
back
coverup
attractive appearance
conduct
behaviour
UK
avatar
depiction
spectre
UK
specter
US
spectacle
quality
exposure
orientation
public perception
public conception
actions
behavior
US
geste
gest
superficial appearance
property
outlook
public impression
shape
mere façade
characteristic
flavour
UK
flavor
US
decoy
set
portance
essence
trait
atmosphere
ambience
facet
person's presence
front part
casing
plane
wall
cut of one's jib
varnish
showmanship
eyewash
attribute
stamp
sheath
flank
vertical
smell
spirit
externals
foreside
pod
jacket
wrapping
sheathing
case
sleeve
wrapper
coat
poker face
pigmentation
enclosure
envelope
wrap
outer covering
container
rind
polish
external
superstratum
characteristics
portrait
false face
vertical surface
hue
texture
skin coloring
tint
flush
skin texture
skin colouring
skin colour
coloration
tinge
glow
skin tone
physical characteristics
physical appearance
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Noun
▲
Professional entertainment consisting of jokes and sketches, intended to make an audience laugh
comedy
farce
slapstick
burlesque
humour
UK
humor
US
sitcom
satire
soapie
vaudeville
comic film
comic play
situation comedy
comic opera
light entertainment
soap opera
knockabout
knockabout comedy
physical comedy
buffoonery
travesty
parody
spoof
caricature
pasquinade
skit
squib
play
interlude
horseplay
slapstick comedy
camp
mockery
mock
broad comedy
high camp
low camp
pratfall comedy
campy art
lampoon
takeoff
distortion
imitation
send-up
rib
pastiche
sendup
put-on
take-off
light comedy
cartoon
mimicry
low comedy
joke
sham
distorted drawing
ridicule
falsification
exaggerated drawing
libel
misrepresentation
clowning
false impression
visual comedy
pasticcio
lampoonery
more ❯
Noun
▲
Stage acting
performing arts
acting
amateur dramatics
assuming
characterization
depiction
drama
dramatics
dramatising
UK
dramatizing
US
enacting
enactment
feigning
hamming
histrionics
imitating
imitation
impersonation
improvisation
mime
mimicry
performance
play acting
playing
portrayal
portraying
posing
posturing
pretending
pretence
UK
pretense
US
putting
rendition
seeming
showing off
simulating
stagecraft
stooging
theatre
UK
theater
US
theatricals
the stage
performing
dramaturgy
stage
theatrics
dramatic art
boards
thespianism
show business
thespian art
playing a role
show biz
appearing on stage
treading the boards
theatricality
exhibitionism
staginess
theatricalness
representation
staging
interpretation
acting out
showy behavior
personation
execution
melodramatics
accomplishment
presentation
entertaining
footlights
entertainment
theatrical
take
theatricalism
role
imposture
masquerade
pose
role-playing
plays
performance as
dramatic arts
troupe
histrionism
showmanship
carrying out
farce
stage performance
stage production
histrionic art
Broadway
Thespian art
account
stage show
version
commotion
fuss
entertainment industry
hysterics
excitement
limelight
piece
show
rendering
reading
spectacle
production
extravaganza
achievement
prosecution
commission
fulfilment
UK
appearance
discharge
personification
pursuance
implementation
perpetration
fulfillment
US
concert
event
exhibition
play-acting
act
gig
playacting
cabaret
attraction
theatrical performance
public performance
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Noun
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A false, absurd, or distorted representation of something
travesty
mockery
caricature
parody
sham
distortion
farce
perversion
cartoon
charade
corruption
joke
misrepresentation
send-up
spoof
burlesque
lampoon
takeoff
exaggeration
lampoonery
mimicry
mock
play
poor imitation
poor substitute
pretence
UK
pretense
US
ridicule
roast
satire
apology for
excuse for
imitation
take-off
pastiche
skit
pasquinade
put-on
rib
sendup
impression
impersonation
squib
pasticcio
laughing stock
apology
jest
absurdity
laughingstock
malarkey
embarrassment
disgrace
sketch
masquerade
excuse
target
derision
butt
act
butt of jokes
object of derision
standing joke
Aunt Sally
target of jokes
target of derision
figure of fun
object of ridicule
source of amusement
comedy
shambles
mocking
simulation
pappyshow
deception
distorted drawing
copy
exaggerated drawing
fool
sport
mark
ridiculousness
personation
dupe
laugh
waste of time
shuck
mickey-take
debasement
turn
piece
mimicking
imitating
number
item
routine
aping
falsification
libel
pasquil
takedown
invective
false impression
comedy sketch
performance
drawing
wisecrack
quip
prank
picture
representation
stooge
mime
irony
insult
play-on
mock-heroic
raillery
comic strip
bon mot
goat
strip cartoon
funny drawing
political cartoon
spectacle
exhibition
pale imitation
fall guy
everybody's target
everybody's fool
victim
fair game
slapstick
fake
pathetic excuse
poor example
pale shadow
inadequate example
stop gap
facade
show
front
nonsense
humor
US
buffoonery
vaudeville
playacting
guise
semblance
airs
façade
disguise
pose
simpleton
pretension
pretentiousness
simulacrum
make-believe
trick
pageant
circus
humour
UK
interlude
horseplay
camp
slapstick comedy
piece of futility
broad comedy
false display
high camp
low camp
pratfall comedy
campy art
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Noun
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A long, involved story, account, or series of incidents
saga
rigmarole
carry-on
performance
story
to-do
palaver
spiel
lengthy explanation
lengthy statement
lengthy story
soap opera
catalogue of disasters
chain of events
recitation
account
explanation
burbling
burble
yarn
maundering
overelaboration
song and dance
banging on
shaggy-dog story
Verb
▲
To represent an action or object through gesture, without the use of sound
mime
gesture
represent
simulate
act out
use gestures to indicate
indicate by dumb show
indicate by sign language
Verb
▲
To make gestures or motions, as in speaking
gesticulate
sign
signal
wave
gesture
motion
indicate
beckon
point
wigwag
make gestures
make signals
make a sign
flag
mime
signalise
UK
signalize
US
use one's hands
use sign language
act out
give a signal
give the high sign
nod
direct
make a gesture
guide
give a sign
make signs
give a sign to
semaphore
shrug
wink
summon
call
move
invite
bid
point in the direction
signify
Verb
▲
To imitate (someone or their actions or words), especially in order to entertain or ridicule
mimic
imitate
parody
mock
caricature
ape
impersonate
do
copy
satirise
UK
satirize
US
burlesque
represent
spoof
travesty
lampoon
play
emulate
act
ridicule
personate
copycat
parrot
mime
sham
fake
perform
monkey
enact
ditto
send up
take off
make fun of
make believe
do like
go like
do an impression of
do an impersonation of
pretend
mirror
simulate
portray
make like
affect
feign
put on
act like
counterfeit
depict
echo
embody
follow
assume
reproduce
reflect
act out
repeat
epitomize
US
epitomise
UK
present
symbolise
UK
symbolize
US
playact
pass oneself off as
follow suit
show
distort
pass for
follow the example of
exaggerate
parallel
dissemble
masquerade as
pose as
bluff
characterize
US
pattern after
personify
exhibit
take after
pretend to be
exemplify
render
characterise
UK
play-act
follow in the footsteps of
take the piss out of
put on an act
adopt
interpret
match
pervert
execute
misrepresent
deride
model
image
typify
imagine
follow in footsteps
display
suppose
masquerade
take as a model
take as an example
illustrate
pattern yourself after
double as
picture
model yourself on
purport
take a leaf out of someone's book
put on a front
assume the role
make up
put on airs
make out like
send-up
pastiche
guy
hoke
make a monkey out of
profess
make a mockery of
play on
farce
express
buffoon
clown
reiterate
purport to be
represent oneself as
profess to be
cheat
duplicate
pretend to have
play at
fantasize
US
play the part of
fantasise
UK
reenact
adapt
pass off
assume character
dress as
delude
detail
outline
describe
give a picture of
profess to have
incarnate
signify
glass
double
correspond
mimeo
defraud
rip off
pattern oneself on
stage
emote
manifest
develop
act a part
play a role
take as a pattern
follow in someone's steps
take as a role model
correspond to
illuminate
delineate
follow example
take the part of
become
take on
pose
do a take-off
behave like
dramatize
US
ham
produce
evince
dramatise
UK
improvise
are
lay on
falsify
take leaf out of book
disparage
jest
sheikh
UK
jeer
sheik
US
roast
joke
twist
come to have
turn into
present as
model after
do likewise
laugh at
take the mickey
play a part
do an impression
front
poke fun at
try to be like
make as if
do a takeoff of
approximate
equal
rival
compete with
surpass
outdo
rivalize
outvie
compete
vie with
contend with
contend
challenge
come near to
come close to
be the equal of
be on a par with
be in the same league as
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