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What is another word for
pantomime
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Noun
A gesture, action, or sound that is used to convey information or instructions
A performer or actor who works mainly through gesture and mime
A theatrical performance using mime and gesture
A state of agitation or fuss, especially about something unimportant
The art, work or actions of an actor
A performance intended to amuse or be funny
A deception or pretense, originally an absurdly obvious one but now in general use
Verb
To make (a gesture) without speaking
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
▲
A gesture, action, or sound that is used to convey information or instructions
mime
gesture
sign
gesticulation
signal
motion
wave
action
movement
kinesics
body language
signalling
UK
nod
expression
signaling
US
cue
motioning
signing
indication
move
sign language
high sign
communication
prompting
waving
signs
gesturing
signals
arm-waving
intimation
shrug
bow
curtsy
gestures
salute
beckoning
reminder
token
genuflection
wink
hand movement
act
deed
display
waves
mimes
actions
indications
nods
expressions
moves
wavings
cues
motionings
curtsies
displays
signings
gesturings
beckonings
salutes
bows
genuflections
body English
promptings
deeds
sweeping
swings
strokes
sweeps
beckons
reminders
tokens
shrugs
intimations
winks
obeisance
courtesy
dips
bobs
bendings
evidence
demonstrations
proof
manifestation
indicators
testimony
exhibition
marks
illustration
more ❯
“MacMillan, like Balanchine, deplored the use of
pantomime
to convey plot and relationships.”
Noun
▲
A performer or actor who works mainly through gesture and mime
pantomimist
mime
mummer
mimic
imitator
impersonator
actor
playactor
comedian
performer
play-actor
copycat
copyist
copier
aper
parrot
epigone
impressionist
ape
emulator
plagiarist
parodist
mimicker
satirist
copy cat
double
trouper
player
thespian
entertainer
artiste
artist
actress
star
thesp
Thespian
theatrical
ham
understudy
luvvy
extra
lead
histrionic
stager
ingenue
clown
idol
character
headliner
hambone
luvvie
doer
tragedian
ingénue
villain
foil
ventriloquist
soubrette
stooge
protagonist
barnstormer
straight person
member of the cast
stand-in
walk-on
dramatic artist
bit player
leading man
“It celebrates a teenage girl named Hellas, who had worked as a
pantomime
dancer in the Julio-Claudian or slightly later period, and was memorialized as such by her proud father Sotericus.”
Noun
▲
A theatrical performance using mime and gesture
drama
performance
show
sketch
spectacle
theatrical
dramatisation
UK
dramatization
US
farce
stage play
stage show
theatrical piece
theatrical work
comedy
tragedy
entertainment
piece
production
screenplay
soapie
teleplay
opera
masque
composition
musical
play
potboiler
work
dramatic piece
mask
soap opera
curtain-raiser
one-act
hit
television drama
flop
smash
radio play
television play
smash hit
turkey
presentation
concert
matinee
act
recital
staging
theatrical performance
cabaret
burlesque
melodrama
gig
public presentation
theatricals
allegory
movie
afternoon showing
film
program
US
broadcast
programme
UK
series
musical comedy
exhibition
sight
representation
showing
period piece
historical drama
dramatics
prosecution
enactment
pursuance
routine
commission
appearance
house
buskin
dance
set piece
costume drama
revue
review
rehearsal
ceremony
offering
tragic drama
public performance
more ❯
“Freksa himself had written a stage
pantomime
, Sumurun, which was staged by Max Reinhardt in 1910.”
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
production
carrying-on
ferment
upheaval
unrest
clamor
US
clamour
UK
disorder
racket
outcry
splash
procedure
stink
frenzy
hue and cry
hustle and bustle
hysterics
drama
histrionics
quarrel
hurrah
nuisance
hysteria
outburst
fury
scandal
rage
tempest
delirium
sensation
exhibition
distraction
deliriousness
craze
snafu
fever
feverishness
mania
rampage
parade
display
havoc
mayhem
chaos
perturbation
tizz-woz
fracas
riot
disquiet
bedlam
broil
turbulence
maelstrom
disruption
affray
nonsense
bangarang
aggro
excitation
donnybrook
lather
action
fermentation
discomposure
fireworks
noise
melee
ructions
dither
din
restlessness
discord
ritual
hustle
backwash
annoyance
combustion
convulsion
paraphernalia
argy-bargy
breach of the peace
big scene
big stink
hell broke loose
lengthy process
red tape
tedious business
free-for-all
brawl
fight
babel
fray
clash
scuffle
rumble
disarray
scrap
madhouse
tussle
skirmish
dust-up
anarchy
bagarre
altercation
battle
scrimmage
set-to
conflict
shambles
madness
shindig
struggle
punch-up
disorderliness
wrangle
controversy
all hell broken loose
bust-up
rammy
vociferation
biffo
afters
mess
stramash
whirlwind
roar
scrum
unruliness
fisticuffs
three-ring circus
disorganization
US
babble
ruck
violence
strife
wildness
buzz
confrontation
contest
mix-up
barney
shouting
rough-and-tumble
yelling
disorganisation
UK
encounter
lawlessness
jumble
protest
howl
ding-dong
swedge
tiff
uprising
imbroglio
argument
hell
animation
roughhouse
contretemps
dustup
busyness
comings and goings
liveliness
movement
cataclysm
chatter
cacophony
run-in
battle royal
earthquake
squabble
jangle
bouleversement
rhubarb
dispute
feud
eruption
brannigan
tangle
combat
explosion
disarrangement
goings-on
melodrama
stoush
hubba-hubba
events
Sturm und Drang
pell-mell
incidents
hijinks
stooshie
storm in a teacup
tempest in a teapot
mare's nest
happenings
snake pit
muddle
proceedings
instability
occurrences
utter confusion
exchange
fighting
boisterousness
rat's nest
clangor
US
disorderedness
misrule
disagreement
clangour
UK
war of words
paroxysm
charivari
panic
tremor
fluster
spat
misorder
disquietude
derangement
misunderstanding
provocation
dislocation
rough house
toing and froing
wild disarray
brush
topsy-turviness
upturn
fist fight
miff
wrangling
much ado about nothing
shock
rough and tumble
duke out
holy mess
outrage
falling-out
slanging match
shouting match
difference of opinion
haste
intricacy
shivaree
anarchism
hullaballoo
activeness
entropy
wingding
swirl
bombshell
worry
adventure
screaming
caterwauling
dynamism
bomb
engagement
life
complaint
objection
uproariousness
flutter
interruption
babbling
dishevelment
heat
outbreak
fret
protestation
messiness
rout
stirring
thrill
elation
bowwow
hype
tension
rush
flare-up
dissent
ailment
incitement
muss
spectacle
surprise
cry
tumble
knock-down-drag-out
heck
monkey business
indignation
katzenjammer
loud noise
grief
stand-up
opposition
contention
harassment
words
street fight
chance-medley
dissension
debate
seething mass
bickering
bicker
omnishambles
enthusiasm
disaster
kickup
incident
huff
exchange of blows
public disturbance
anger
theatrics
dramatics
arguing
scene of confusion
disorderly conduct
public nuisance
discussion
theatre
UK
theater
US
square go
tempest in a teacup
tempest in a tea-kettle
nasty fight
argle-bargle
federal case
cross fire
mountain out of a molehill
turf war
big deal
circus
fractiousness
disruptiveness
mill
free fight
shemozzle
big fuss
craziness
moving
spin
an outcry
ungovernableness
rowdiness
uncontrollability
destruction
uncertainty
scramble
convulsions
tohubohu
troubles
rampancy
flash
shout
to do
whirlpool
consternation
feeling
passion
emotion
all hell breaking loose
chaotic situation
dogfight
hectic activity
hurly burly
hell to pay
devil to pay
thrills
wilderness
spot of bother
trepidation
haze
duel
mêlée
farce
farcicality
ridiculousness
senselessness
lunacy
fad
bugle call
mishap
scuffling
calamity
boiling point
quake
attack
assault
ululation
wow
wilding
unquietness
restiveness
uneasiness
energy
kick-up
insurrection
hindrance
vandalism
discontent
ruffle
fussing
jump
go
shuffle
tintamarre
incitation
talk
spasm
exaggeration
slip-up
rowdydow
dissatisfaction
outbreak of violence
work
disputation
joust
hostility
bout
mix up
street fighting
mob violence
violent disorder
soap opera
seesaw
saga
enterprise
firestorm
jiggery-pokery
physical encounter
criticism
kicks
spirit
eventualities
high jinks
episodes
a maelstrom
ataxia
mobocracy
temper
rabidity
motion
threat
flurry of activity
actions
lamentation
bewailing
yelp
fanfare
bellow
squawk
blare
discordance
rattle
decibels
bruit
state of unrest
sparring match
wrestling match
wrestling bout
power struggle
menace
boilover
hazard
clamouring
UK
a mess
a muddle
a shambles
stunner
fankle
bunfight
carryings-on
chain of events
confused noise
disapproval
exclamation
yike
rollercoaster
tantrum
topsy-turvydom
topsy-turvyness
an omnishambles
tracasserie
tracasseries
shaking
trembling
quaking
seism
tottering
rocking
overdrive
puzzle
howl of protest
clang
tower
jargon
demurral
discourse
argumentation
a car crash
distress
fit
blowup
clamoring
US
howls of protest
flak
sparring
car crash
high gear
hissy
beef
conversation
powwow
quarrelling
UK
squabbling
polemic
hubbubs
gaieties
excitements
fervor
US
formal complaint
chorus of disapproval
quarreling
US
refuting
rebutting
eagerness
stimulation
exchange of views
verbal sparring
back-and-forth
bone of contention
stage
dramaturgy
acting
revolution
movements
dramas
activism
dismay
overthrow
scrape
threap
hullabaloos
tumults
collieshangie
campaigning
alteration
turnaround
shakeout
switch
catastrophe
temblor
hissy fit
temper tantrum
irritation
inconvenience
fright
vexation
alarm
try
exhibition of oneself
display of emotion
flip-flop
violent change
about-face
hurt
grievance
disappointment
defeat
shake-up
torment
new deal
major change
seismic shift
sudden change
new ball-game
bit of argy-bargy
hurry-scurries
activities
high spirits
to-dos
pothers
fervours
fervour
UK
crusading
demonstration
discomfiture
sweat
twit
twitter
affront
queasiness
turn-up
distressed state
state
nervous state
competition
state of agitation
tiz-woz
state of panic
state of anxiety
battling
rabble-rousing
stirring up
striving
struggling
circumstance
peril
crisis
division
break
interference
danger
theatricals
affair
armed conflict
disarranging
disordering
unsettling
confusing
upsetting
stoppage
ruining
obstruction
impeding
discontinuation
wrecking
suspension
hampering
spoiling
undermining
delay
retardation
delaying
splitting
separation
severance
perilous experiences
dangerous experiences
exciting experiences
holding up
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Noun
▲
The art, work or actions of an actor
acting
stagecraft
performing
histrionics
theatrics
performance
stage
theater
US
dramatics
theatricals
dramaturgy
portrayal
playing
depiction
drama
theatre
UK
thespianism
rendition
boards
impersonation
characterization
enacting
portraying
mimicry
imitation
dramatising
UK
dramatizing
US
enactment
hamming
imitating
improvisation
mime
simulating
stooging
performing arts
show business
show biz
thespian art
dramatic art
appearing on stage
playing a role
play acting
amateur dramatics
showing off
the stage
treading the boards
mummery
roleplaying
playacting
posturing
caricature
feigning
posing
role-playing
mockery
playing a character
assuming a character
dumb show
theatricality
exhibitionism
staginess
theatricalness
representation
acting out
staging
interpretation
footlights
play-acting
showy behavior
personation
entertainment
melodramatics
presentation
entertaining
plays
dramatic arts
theatrical
theatricalism
take
imagination
role-play
game-playing
appearance
personification
performance as
showmanship
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
concert
event
exhibition
act
gig
cabaret
attraction
theatrical performance
public performance
more ❯
Noun
▲
A performance intended to amuse or be funny
humour
UK
humor
US
slapstick
burlesque
comedy
satire
farce
parody
travesty
caricature
pasquinade
skit
vaudeville
play
sitcom
knockabout
slapstick comedy
pratfall comedy
comic play
situation comedy
comic film
comic opera
light entertainment
takeoff
send-up
knockabout comedy
physical comedy
schtick
field day
black comedy
comic drama
gag show
mockery
spoof
lampoon
joke
sham
charade
mimicry
pretence
UK
distortion
cartoon
pretense
US
misrepresentation
mock
perversion
lampoonery
corruption
ridicule
roast
exaggeration
excuse for
poor substitute
apology for
poor imitation
buffoonery
squib
camp
interlude
horseplay
broad comedy
rib
put-on
high camp
low camp
campy art
impersonation
simulation
mocking
sendup
impression
imitation
copy
more ❯
Noun
▲
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
false front
veil
affectation
cloak
posture
face
display
cover
illusion
posturing
feigning
dissimulation
fakery
air
hoax
artifice
smokescreen
false show
exterior
play-acting
con
look
impression
outward appearance
subterfuge
bluff
posing
false appearance
gloss
camouflage
ostentation
faking
pretext
falsification
image
schtick
window dressing
shamming
counterfeit
false pretense
humbug
fabrication
deceit
impersonation
false colors
stall
insincerity
hokum
ruse
color
US
screen
snobbery
colour
UK
showing
grandiosity
invention
artificiality
cover-up
pretending
role
acting
mien
snivel
phoniness
affectedness
dumb act
feint
phony
US
phoney
UK
trickery
false colours
put-up job
expression
public image
fraud
conceit
vainglory
pomposity
misrepresentation
attitude
routine
shuffling
stunt
garb
evasion
disguisement
bearing
carriage
coloring
US
double-dealing
demeanour
UK
aspect
delusion
window-dressing
colouring
UK
figure
dissemblance
imposture
self-importance
pretensions
inflation
superciliousness
demeanor
US
performance
lie
showboat
showoff
showiness
splash
hypocrisy
likeness
exaggeration
side
covering
a put-on
pompousness
snootiness
uppishness
claim
a put-up job
name
dress
grandioseness
suggestion
effect
fig leaf
red herring
airs and graces
going Hollywood
smoke screen
showing off
assumed manners
big talk
unnatural imitation
putting on airs
presentation
shell
outside
manner
layer
countenance
excuse
assumption
an act
stance
mannerism
character
outward display
blind
light
manoeuvre
UK
a scene
attitudinizing
falsehood
stratagem
fantasy
stand
forgery
chaser
ploy
hamming
dissimilation
maneuver
US
personality
identity
part
mummery
machination
jive
dissembling
flimflam
imagination
daydreaming
dream
unreality
bluffing
form
profession
personation
revel
costume
masking
portrayal
outward show
sweet talk
soft soap
burlesque
sell
spoof
fiction
smoke
hoaxing
dreaming
romancing
fancy
scheme
approximation
arrogance
shuck and jive
self
beard
resemblance
fakeness
frontage
self-deception
personage
person
similitude
alikeness
seeming
mood
similarity
affinity
aura
feel
feeling
codology
kidology
swindle
jiving
snow
snow job
putting on a front
assuming a front
persona
public face
assumed role
story
role-playing
game
mere show
vanity
scam
fiddle
sting
set-up
fairy tale
ego
swellheadedness
self-congratulation
self-conceit
self-opinion
self-admiration
vainness
self-love
pridefulness
pride
complacency
self-glory
complacence
smugness
vaingloriousness
self-esteem
self-assumption
bighead
conceitedness
self-satisfaction
egotism
fix
hustle
setup
amour propre
swelled head
con trick
portentousness
grandeur
spectacle
snobbishness
pomp
pageantry
shroud
smoke and mirrors
layout
curtain
packaging
manifestation
cast
mantle
hood
arrangement
wraps
presence
whitewash
shield
outward
shape
outline
shade
concealment
blanket
coverture
penumbra
pall
cope
outward form
surface
organization
US
visage
mode
profile
mere façade
false face
attractive appearance
coverup
robe
disguising
closeting
spectre
UK
specter
US
device
contrivance
move
smoke-screen
envelope
disposition
exposition
regard
external appearance
expedient
dodge
wile
varnish
showmanship
eyewash
avatar
depiction
outward aspect
quality
organisation
UK
public perception
public conception
property
public impression
characteristic
flavour
UK
flavor
US
feature
essence
trait
complexion
atmosphere
ambience
tone
attribute
stamp
smell
spirit
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Verb
▲
To make (a gesture) without speaking
mime
gesture
act out
simulate
represent
use gestures to indicate
indicate by dumb show
indicate by sign language
“I began to
pantomime
steering a car. He understood and tossed the keys to me.”
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
summon
call
cue
wink
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
make like
portray
simulate
mirror
feign
affect
assume
follow
reproduce
put on
act like
act out
characterize
US
repeat
characterise
UK
counterfeit
depict
echo
interpret
embody
personify
render
follow suit
pose as
follow the example of
pass for
pretend
put on an act
playact
masquerade as
present
take after
dramatize
US
pass oneself off as
distort
dramatise
UK
duplicate
play-act
follow in the footsteps of
exaggerate
dissemble
reflect
epitomize
US
epitomise
UK
exhibit
take as a model
emote
take as an example
pattern after
pretend to be
take the piss out of
play act
play a part
show
ham
play the part of
clone
adopt
deride
reduplicate
bluff
pervert
replicate
misrepresent
execute
model
strut
star
mimeo
masquerade
display
mug
exemplify
pattern yourself after
symbolise
UK
symbolize
US
double as
picture
take part
model yourself on
play gig
play role
tread the boards
play part
follow in footsteps
follow in someone's steps
assume the role
take a leaf out of someone's book
ham it up
put on airs
make out like
guy
hoke
send-up
pastiche
make a monkey out of
jump on the bandwagon
profess
stage
manifest
play at
make a mockery of
play on
typify
incarnate
purport to be
represent oneself as
profess to be
give the appearance of
cheat
produce
evince
pretend to have
reenact
adapt
pass off
assume character
dress as
delude
follow example
profess to have
roast
defraud
disparage
develop
act a part
play a role
do a take-off
behave like
act as
detail
outline
describe
give a picture of
illustrate
rip off
pattern oneself on
image
appear
take as a pattern
perform as
poke fun at
take the part of
be inspired by
become
take as a role model
take on
stooge
rehearse
laugh at
pose
improvise
illuminate
delineate
take leaf out of book
take the mickey
be one of the cast
make debut
be an actor
go over
bring down the house
be on
put it over
be an actress
do a turn
go on
lay on
posture
do a twist on
act the part of
take the role of
appear as
do a takeoff of
come to have
turn into
are
match
front
parallel
present as
purport
approximate
recreate
put it on
forge
make as if
put on a front
make up
model after
do likewise
do an impression
try to be like
plagiarize
US
dupe
carbon
stat
manifold
plagiarise
UK
trace
photocopy
come close to
Photostat
knock off
Xerox
play to the gallery
make a copy of
make a replica of
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