What is another word for pantomime?
Pronunciation:
[ pˈantəmˌa͡ɪm], [ pˈantəmˌaɪm], [ p_ˈa_n_t_ə_m_ˌaɪ_m]
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Similar words for pantomime:
- acting (noun)
- charade (noun)
- drama (noun)
- dumb show (noun)
- gesticulation (noun)
- gesture (noun)
- mime (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- dramatize (verb)
- gesture/gesticulate (verb)
- mime (verb)
- mimic (verb)
- other relevant words (verb)
- signalize (verb)
- other synonyms
- other relevant words
- signalize
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Pantomime:
n.
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- anecdote,
- acting without speech,
- black comedy,
- detective,
- parody,
- cock-and-bull story,
- classic,
- epic,
- mimicry,
- allegory,
- sign-language,
- play without words,
- adaptation.
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- cabaret,
- karaoke,
- hospitality,
- air show,
- bullfight,
- corporate hospitality,
- light entertainment,
- light show.
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- disorder,
- hubbub,
- commotion,
- disturbance,
- pandemonium,
- tumult,
- turbulence,
- uproar,
- bedlam,
- turmoil.
- histrionics,
- feigning,
- assuming,
- posturing,
- impersonation,
- seeming,
- pretending,
- dramatics,
- performance,
- playing,
- depiction,
- Imitating,
- rendition,
- portraying,
- pantomimes,
- play acting,
- characterization,
- improvisation,
- hamming,
- showing off,
- Dramatizing,
- characterizations,
- putting,
- portrayal,
- Simulating,
- posturings,
- pretense,
- stooging,
- enactment,
- posing,
- stagecraft,
- pantomime,
- theatre,
- playings,
- Enacting,
- seemings,
- imitation,
- Theatricals.
- fake,
- deception,
- pageant,
- put-on,
- make-believe,
- farce,
- disguise,
- pretentiousness,
- travesty,
- trick,
- pretension.
- variety,
- suspense,
- teleplay,
- presentation,
- production,
- scene,
- show,
- ballet,
- art,
- drama,
- panorama,
- theater,
- improvisational drama,
- vaudeville,
- spectacle,
- tragedy,
- skit,
- choreography,
- broadway,
- melodrama,
- comedy,
- excitement,
- mystery,
- rendering.
- curtsy,
- bow,
- nod,
- salute,
- wink,
- high sign,
- sign language,
- reminder,
- wave,
- signal,
- action,
- token,
- sign,
- genuflection,
- body language,
- indication,
- intimation,
- expression.
v.
• dramatize (verb) • gesture/gesticulate (verb) • mime (verb) • mimic (verb) • Other relevant words: (verb) • signalize (verb)Other synonyms:
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- language.
- looking like,
- use one's hands,
- parrot,
- personate,
- Caricaturing,
- use sign language,
- looked like,
- Burlesquing,
- copycatting,
- Burlesqued,
- look like,
- Personating,
- dittoed,
- copycatted,
- looks like,
- pantomiming,
- signalize,
- Personated,
- go like,
- do like,
- mimic,
- pantomimed,
- act out,
- Caricatured,
- make like,
- make fun of,
- signalled,
- personates.
- emote,
- Proverbs,
- act as foil,
- diagnostic,
- feeder,
- Divertissement,
- miracle,
- exode,
- closet drama,
- Melodrame,
- poise,
- Dactylonomy,
- extravaganza,
- clown,
- character,
- touch,
- posture,
- theater of cruelty,
- telegraphy,
- embodiment,
- act as,
- register,
- leer,
- giveaway,
- Comedietta,
- broadcast drama,
- act a part,
- masquerade,
- problem play,
- aladdin,
- panel show,
- sociodrama,
- heavy,
- Burletta,
- Opera Bouffe,
- nudge,
- tragicomedy,
- Music drama,
- success,
- glance,
- cue,
- movement,
- serial,
- upstage,
- mimesis,
- Monodrama,
- clew,
- masquerade as,
- theatrical,
- child actor,
- burlesque show,
- signs,
- tread the boards,
- pretend to be,
- emblematic,
- monologist,
- personation,
- harlequinade,
- psychodrama,
- stroller,
- armorial,
- beckon,
- Betacism,
- piece,
- Nunnation,
- morality,
- pass for,
- comic opera,
- mummer,
- dialogue,
- bad guy,
- pose as,
- interlude,
- review,
- key,
- stooge,
- Histrio,
- variety show,
- freemasonry,
- sitcom,
- Histrion,
- minstrel show,
- vaudeville show,
- troupe,
- chirology,
- personification,
- pastoral,
- pose,
- character actor,
- gesticulate,
- work,
- mystery play,
- appear,
- barnstormer,
- soap opera,
- mimer,
- clue,
- duologue,
- villain,
- star,
- Emotionalize,
- opera,
- utility man,
- onomatopoeia,
- player,
- panto,
- pantomimer,
- thespian,
- vehicle,
- documentary drama,
- dramatic play,
- soubrette,
- stage player,
- Mimicking,
- actress,
- gesture language,
- come out,
- character man,
- byplay,
- situation comedy,
- happening,
- dramatic performance,
- radio drama,
- tableau vivant,
- Pantomimic,
- television play,
- playactor,
- barnstorm,
- monologue,
- gasser,
- duodrama,
- quiz show,
- matinee idol,
- mummery,
- daytime serial,
- HIT,
- musical,
- foil,
- flop,
- pantomimist,
- reciter,
- Chironomy,
- antimasque,
- character woman,
- pasigraphy,
- mimmation,
- patter,
- antagonist,
- bomb,
- mime artist,
- stage show,
- playlet,
- scent,
- deaf-and-dumb alphabet,
- miracle play,
- juvenile,
- straight man,
- musical comedy,
- morality play,
- emulate,
- talk show,
- play a part,
- bearing,
- carriage,
- sketch,
- buffoon,
- actor,
- television drama,
- confusion of tongues,
- stage play,
- beck,
- mock,
- miming,
- hint,
- tableau,
- revue,
- audience success,
- incarnation,
- trouper,
- soap,
- masque,
- failure,
- afterpiece,
- Dactylology,
- Aping,
- stance,
- performing,
- steal the show.
How to use "Pantomime" in context?
Pantomime is a form of theatre where comedy is used to illustrate a story. The performer usually wears a costume and masks, and is called a pantomime artist. Pantomimes date back to the Middle Ages, and were originally performed in churches. Today, they are often performed indoors, in theatres, or at special events.
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