Comedies is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COMEDIES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• COMEDY, a humorous work
• professional entertainment consisting of jokes and sketches, intended to make an audience laugh
• a film, play, or broadcast programme intended to make an audience laugh
• the style or genre represented by comedy films, plays, and broadcast programmes
• the humorous or amusing aspects of something
• a play characterized by its humorous or satirical tone and its depiction of amusing people or incidents, in which the characters ultimately triumph over adversity
• the dramatic genre represented by comedies
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• pl. of comedy

Words related to COMEDIES

comedy14

Words that contain COMEDIES

tragicomedies19

How to use COMEDIES in a sentence

• It is difficult to convey an adequate idea of the feeling which prevails in regard to these comedies.
• Often he laughed aloud, sending a great shout of mirth across the water in fresh relish of those comedies best known and best enjoyed.
• They were comedies not of character, in the high sense of the word, but of manners or humors.
• He wrote many of the songs for the musical comedies in which Williams and Walker appeared.
• She went to all the musical comedies and sat far front and kept her glasses on the chorus.
• The sun was like a flaming stage for the comedies of gods.
• These comedies, written in the days of the Emperor Otho, can be read with pleasure in the reign of King George, by those who find fragrant the perfumes of the past.
• Her tragedies and comedies, one of each to illustrate each of the passions, separately from the rest, are heresies in the dramatic art.
• In 1657 a theatre was actually built in Florence for the performance of musical comedies.
• Men went to see comedies and did not see their own comedy.
• His comedies called for many more actors than the tragedies had required, and the chorus was increased from fifteen to twenty-four.
• It is at least as ancient as the poet Cratinus, who alluded to it in one of his comedies, and I do not feel inclined to reject it.
• When he had published his poems he wrote two comedies.
• Their new comedies or ciuill enterludes were played in open pauilions or tents of linnen cloth or lether, halfe displayed that the people might see.
• I must study them over more than most men do, or else the other fellows enjoy the comedies and deplore the tragedies, and say nothing.
• Nor did he neglect the literature of his own country, for Terence was admitted to his intimacy, and he is even said to have assisted him in the composition of his comedies.
• Numberless magazine articles and society comedies describe the emancipated woman as new and wild.
• Philip was hard put to it before he secured some garments which did not irresistibly recall the heroes of certain musical comedies popular in England.
• Among the Romans, the last and great Scipio passed the soft hours of his life in the conversation of Terence, and was thought to have a part in the composition of his comedies.
• Yes, says your opponent, but so do unwelcome visitors, musical comedies, and indigestion.
• There were one or two little comedies which had diverted him extremely.
• The reputation which Sir John gained by his comedies was rewarded with, greater advantages, than what arise from the usual profits of writing for the stage.
• Eachard has translated three Comedies from Plautus, viz.
• The overtures of liberality made by the masters who have made the world what it is are only comedies.
• These comedies are as good as a play, and founded indeed on the old stock theme of the dishonesty of servants.
• I take the best parts out of all sorts of comedies that I choose, and no one troubles himself about it.
• The later comedies are much better than the early ones, which are but little more than translations from Plautus and Terence.
• Gresset, again, and Destouches wrote at least two comedies that were really fit for the stage, and may be read with pleasure to-day.
• I began to read the poets, starting with the comedies of Old Holberg the Dane, and passing to Schiller and Goethe and Heine.
• There are some first-rate musical comedies and light operas on the roofs and in the outdoor gardens.

Similar words containing MEDIE without suffix s and without prefix co

medieval14 remedied12 remedies11 dramedies13 medievals15 comedienne15 comedietta15 medievally19 unremedied14 comediennes16 comediettas16 medievalism19 medievalist17 premedieval19 medievalisms20 medievalists18 postmedieval20 medievalistic21 tragicomedies19

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