What is another word for mummer?
Pronunciation:
[ mˈʌmə], [ mˈʌmə], [ m_ˈʌ_m_ə]
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Synonyms for Mummer:
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n.
• clown • mimer • mimic • mummer Other synonyms:
- actor .
Other relevant words:
- COSTAR ,
- Guiser ,
- Histrio ,
- Histrion ,
- Incognita ,
- actress ,
- agent ,
- antagonist ,
- artist ,
- artiste ,
- bad guy ,
- barnstormer ,
- belly dancer ,
- buffoon ,
- burlesque queen ,
- character ,
- character actor ,
- character man ,
- character woman ,
- child actor ,
- chorine ,
- chorus girl ,
- comedian ,
- conjurer ,
- conjuror ,
- dancer ,
- doer ,
- double ,
- dumb show ,
- ecdysiast ,
- entertainer ,
- exotic dancer ,
- faker ,
- feeder ,
- female impersonator ,
- foil ,
- fraud ,
- geisha ,
- geisha girl ,
- ham ,
- heart-throb ,
- heavy ,
- hoofer ,
- imitator ,
- impersonator ,
- imposter ,
- incognito ,
- instrumentalist ,
- juvenile ,
- lead ,
- magician ,
- masque ,
- matinee idol ,
- mime ,
- mimic ,
- monologist ,
- mountebank ,
- mum ,
- musician ,
- pantomime ,
- peeler ,
- performer ,
- play-actor ,
- playactor ,
- player ,
- prestidigitator ,
- pretender ,
- prole ,
- pseud ,
- reciter ,
- role player ,
- sham ,
- show girl ,
- singer ,
- soubrette ,
- stage player ,
- stooge ,
- straight man ,
- stripper ,
- stripteaser ,
- stripteuse ,
- stroller ,
- theatrical ,
- thesp ,
- thespian ,
- trouper ,
- utility man ,
- vaudevillian ,
- villain .
- Punchinello ,
- caricaturist ,
- caricaturists ,
- cutup ,
- drolls ,
- fool ,
- fools ,
- funnyperson ,
- funster ,
- gagman ,
- gagmen ,
- gagster ,
- impressionist ,
- impressionists ,
- jester ,
- jokesmith ,
- life of the party ,
- merry andrew ,
- merry-andrew ,
- merrymaker ,
- mummer ,
- mummers ,
- parodist ,
- parodists ,
- parrot ,
- picador ,
- picadors ,
- pierrot ,
- ribalds ,
- troupers ,
- wisecracker ,
- wisecrackers ,
- zany .
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How to use "Mummer" in context?
Mummer is a folkloric figure that parades through the streets of towns and villages dressed in colorful costumes, drums, and horns. The term "mummer" can be traced back to Old English and likely comes from the Proto-Germanic word mumpa, which means "madman." The term is most commonly used in the United Kingdom, Ireland, and Scandinavia, where it is usually thought of as a festive and joyous tradition.
Today, mulling (the act of making mulled wine) is a popular winter tradition in many parts of the world.
Homophones for Mummer:
- meir, Mr., mere, munro, manure, miry, mara, Mary Ii, more, mari, Mary I, myanmar, mummery, miro, menurae, moray, maar, moon-ray, menura, man hour, mirror, monario, muir, Moro, mohair, mr, myrrh, marry, moire, manor, mire, memoir, mammary, mayor, monomer, manner, menhir, mar, moon ray, minor, murray, maori, memory, mare, menorrhea, meniere, mainer, mimir, menorah, miri, marrow, moirai, mayer, mower, merry, moaner, murrow, moirae, mary, mimer, miner, mwera, murre, maimer, mohria, marri, moor, mri, moneyer, maria, monroe, moore, monera, morrow.
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