Pantomimes is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PANTOMIMES in dictionary:

VERB:
• PANTOMIME, to portray or communicate by exaggerated silent gestures or expressions
• express or represent by exaggerated mime
NOUN:
• a theatrical entertainment, mainly for children, which involves music, topical jokes, and slapstick comedy and is based on a fairy tale or nursery story, usually produced around Christmas
• a dramatic entertainment, originating in Roman mime, in which performers express meaning through gestures accompanied by music.
• an absurdly exaggerated piece of behaviour
• an absurd or confused situation
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• pantomimist

Words related to PANTOMIMES

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How to use PANTOMIMES in a sentence

• It is significant, in this connection, that there never seems to be any male character in these pantomimes that is not committed to buffoonery.
• There she was flopping on the music-stool, with Monsieur Dubois kneeling by her, looking cross and reproachful, and just like the villain in the pantomimes.
• Their pantomimes, like their songs, showed that they were the votaries of the lowest vices.
• I had never been out of England, and my dramatic knowledge was limited to pantomimes, for which these enthusiastic students of musical comedy expressed a large contempt.
• Creative rhythms, pantomimes and plays, with music by various composers, by Virginia Bennett Whitlock.
• At our theatres, operas are sung by children, and the pantomimes are full of juvenile fun.
• We must not, however, imagine, at least, in my opinion, that the pantomimes did literally represent regular tragedies or comedies by the mere motions of their bodies.
• They aimed at perfect rhythm in their chants and dances, and grace and often sheer fun in their pantomimes.
• Lucian has composed a curious treatise on pantomimes.
• We may have some notion of their deep conception of character, and their invention, by an anecdote recorded by Macrobius of two rival pantomimes.
• The humour of these old Italian pantomimes was often as traditionally preserved as proverbs.
• As her success grew, offers from the pantomimes and even the legitimate stage began to reach her.
• Trajan, however, forbade the performance of indecent pantomimes.
• It was all because of her cat, Fanfreluche, with whom she had mysterious doings and pantomimes, and with whom she talked in her inspired moments, as if he were a real person.
• The younger generation were scarcely fit to write pantomimes, and it was not always Christmas.
• The theatre, which had formerly been very flourishing among them, was now reduced to pantomimes and comic dances.
• To him, with his light, pleasure-loving nature, it was as the return of the schoolboy from pantomimes and pony-riding to the more sober delights of Dr.
• Still, when in theatres of any pretension, entertainments in the nature of spectacles or pantomimes are in course of preparation, there is much stir in the wardrobe department.
• He urged that the receipts of the house were sufficient evidence that without the occasional performance of pantomimes he could not afford to produce plays of a higher class.
• The exception made in favour of new pantomimes was much remarked upon at the time.
• You have now had a Vision of Life and a Vision of Labor, for such I call our two pantomimes.
• We know how popular the pantomimes were among the Greeks, and how they stood in the foreground in the imperial period of Rome.

Similar words containing PANTOMIME without suffix s

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