Pantomimic is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PANTOMIMIC in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• like a pantomime, also PANTOMIMICAL
• Alt. of Pantomimical
• of or relating to pantomime, a dramatic entertainment, originating in Roman mime, in which performers express meaning through gestures accompanied by music.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• pantomimist

Words related to PANTOMIMIC

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Words that contain PANTOMIMIC

pantomimical20 pantomimically25

How to use PANTOMIMIC in a sentence

• Add to these exhibitions, mute and still, 260 Others of wider scope, where living men, Music, and shifting pantomimic scenes, Diversified the allurement.
• PANTOMIMIC LOVE-MAKING It is noticeable in the foregoing accounts that courtship and even proposal are apt to be by pantomime, without any spoken words.
• At the same time it has about it that element of the pantomimic and the absurd, which was the cruellest part of the slaying and the mocking of the real prophets.
• There is, perhaps, an excess of dramatic action in the lifted right leg of Eve, and too much of pantomimic language in the expressive hands of Eve and her Creator.
• Thus the Chinese theatre, with its union with music, should rather be called opera, although it offers a sort of pantomimic show.
• But the principal use which she had for these disguises were pantomimic tableaux and dances, in which she was skilful in expressing a variety of character.
• I let the boy go through a lot of pantomimic argument before admitting that I understood, but finally I crossed the room to Grim and offered him the envelope.
• I went even so far as to make a few pantomimic gestures suggestive of the horror I was experiencing, and finally I covered my face with my handkerchief.
• He had turned sideways to the open window to carry on this pantomimic dialogue.
• In addition, music makes possible pantomimic scenes which could not be done otherwise, and the music itself flows more easily under such conditions.
• If there has been too much of the pantomimic grotesque so far, Wagner soon offers us compensations.
• And it seemed that his thoughts would not obey him, for he became more imperative in his pantomimic demand.
• Raemaekers has returned more or less to this old pantomimic line of satire.
• The sparkling, pantomimic face had dropped into wrinkles.
• But these exhibitions were only pantomimic scenes to the music of the flute, without any song or dialogue.
• Then commenced a series of pantomimic feats impossible to describe adequately.
• When the electric light is thrown on these pendants an almost pantomimic effect is produced.
• In the last scene an army of tailors appeared, mounted on asses and mules, and much fun of a pantomimic kind ensued.
• From the time that the music begins, it, with the pantomimic action of the actors is all sufficient to interpret the mood and meaning of the scene.
• Harding panted, and between gasps bowed and made pantomimic signs to indicate that Chilvers had correctly diagnosed his ailment.
• But Tom was now making pantomimic signs for refreshments.

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