Theater & Drama Word Search
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Sample words: DIALOGUE, ANNOUNCE, DIGNITY, DIGNIFY, CRAFT, APPLAUSE, EFFORT, EMOTE, BUZZ, FAN, REP, PROP, HIT, EXIT, JOY, RUN.
Theater & Drama word list, defined
- DIALOGUE /ˈdaɪəlɒɡ/ (UK), /ˈdaɪəlɔːɡ/ (US) · noun
- A conversation or exchange of ideas between two or more people, especially as a feature of a book, play, or film. It also denotes a formal discussion aimed at resolving differences or reaching understanding between groups. Related: conversation, discussion, exchange, talk.
- ANNOUNCE /əˈnaʊns/ · verb
- To make a formal or public statement about something, especially to declare news or information officially to an audience. Related: declare, proclaim, broadcast, publicize.
- DIGNITY /ˈdɪɡ.nə.ti/ · noun
- The quality of being worthy of honor or respect; a composed and serious manner that conveys self-respect. Also, a high rank or honored position. Related: self-respect, poise, grace, majesty.
- DIGNIFY /ˈdɪɡnɪfaɪ/ · verb
- To give dignity or a sense of importance to something or someone; to make worthy, honorable, or elevated in status. It can also mean to lend an unwarranted appearance of respectability to something trivial or unworthy. Related: elevate, ennoble, exalt, honor.
- CRAFT /krɑːft/ (UK), /kræft/ (US) · noun, verb
- As a noun, craft means skill in doing or making something, or an activity requiring such skill; it also denotes a vehicle such as a boat, ship, or aircraft. As a verb, it means to make something skilfully and with careful attention. Related: skill, trade, art, handiwork.
- APPLAUSE /əˈplɔːz/ · noun
- Approval or praise expressed by clapping the hands, especially by an audience after a performance. More broadly, any enthusiastic public demonstration of approval. Related: acclaim, ovation, clapping, applauding.
- EFFORT /ˈɛfərt/ · noun
- A vigorous or determined attempt to achieve something, typically involving physical or mental exertion. The exertion of energy toward accomplishing a goal. Related: attempt, endeavor, exertion, struggle.
- EMOTE /ɪˈmoʊt/ · verb
- To express emotion, especially in an exaggerated or theatrical manner, as an actor does on stage. Related: express, perform, dramatize, overact.
- BUZZ /bʌz/ · noun, verb
- A low, continuous humming or murmuring sound, such as that made by bees; also a feeling of excitement or lively activity. As a verb, to make such a sound, or to move about quickly and busily. Related: hum, drone, murmur, whir.
- FAN /fæn/ · noun
- An implement with blades that rotate or a handheld object waved back and forth to create a current of air; also, an enthusiastic admirer or supporter of a person, team, sport, or pastime. Related: admirer, supporter, devotee, enthusiast.
- REP /rɛp/ · noun, verb
- As a noun, rep commonly means a representative, especially a sales representative or a member of a legislature; it can also mean reputation or, in informal contexts, a repetition of an exercise. As a verb, rep informally means to reprimand or criticize someone. Related: representative, reputation, repetition, delegate.
- PROP /prɒp/ (British); /prɑp/ (US) · noun and verb
- As a noun, a prop is an object used to support something, or an item—such as a piece of furniture or a costume—used on stage or in a film. As a verb, to prop means to support or hold something up, often temporarily or with effort. Related: support, post, beam, pillar.
- HIT /hɪt/ · verb, noun, adjective
- To strike something with force, or to come into contact with it. In extended uses, hit can mean to achieve or reach something, to affect someone, to score a point or base, or to become highly popular. Related: strike, reach, touch, affect.
- EXIT /ˈɛɡzɪt/ · noun, verb
- A way out of a place, or the act of leaving; as a verb, to go out of or depart from a place. Related: departure, exitway, doorway, withdrawal.
- JOY /dʒɔɪ/ · noun and verb
- A feeling of intense happiness or delight. By extension, something that gives great pleasure or satisfaction. Related: happiness, delight, pleasure, gladness.
- RUN /rʌn/ · noun and verb
- Run means to move swiftly on foot, operate or manage something, flow, recur, or score. As a noun, it can refer to a journey, a continuous stretch of events or performance, a scoring unit, or a period of success or failure. Related: sprint, race, dash, hurry.
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