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What is a schtick?
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What does the word schtick mean?
Pronunciation:
[ ʃtˈɪk], [ ʃtˈɪk], [ ʃ_t_ˈɪ_k]
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Similar words for schtick:
- comic/comical (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- act (noun)
- avocation (noun)
- collection (noun)
- comedy (noun)
- groove (noun)
- hobby (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- peculiarity (noun)
- pretense (noun)
- repertory (noun)
- routine (noun)
- scene (noun)
- other synonyms
Synonyms for Schtick:
adj.
• comic/comical (adjective)- dizzy,
- absurd,
- batty,
- mickey mouse,
- entertaining,
- joshing,
- humorous,
- fool,
- waggish,
- jerky,
- nutty,
- jocular,
- priceless,
- freaky,
- ridiculous,
- comical,
- silly,
- funny,
- diverting,
- whimsical,
- crazy,
- wacky,
- light,
- dippy,
- risible,
- droll.
- goofus,
- funnier,
- screwy,
- Gelastic,
- goofy,
- Gump,
- horse's tail,
- loony,
- facetious,
- foolheaded,
- boffo,
- laughable,
- ludicrous,
- flaky,
- farcical,
- fooler,
- horse tail,
- for grins,
- off the wall,
- ironic,
- witty,
- side-splitting.
n.
• act (noun)- gag,
- show,
- sketch,
- spot,
- number,
- curtain,
- bit,
- prologue,
- schtick,
- shtick,
- shtik,
- shows,
- turn,
- piece,
- introduction,
- schtik,
- epilogue.
- kick,
- thing,
- re-creations,
- shot,
- sideline,
- occupation,
- pastime,
- amusement,
- re-creation,
- side interest,
- diversion,
- recreation.
- camp,
- grins,
- picnic,
- witticism,
- fun,
- Comicality,
- slapstick,
- farce,
- hilarity,
- vaudeville,
- travesty,
- high time,
- drollness,
- hoopla,
- drollery,
- funniness,
- ball,
- Chaffing,
- satire,
- burlesque,
- comicalness,
- jesting,
- laughs,
- takeoff,
- interlude.
- rote,
- daily grind,
- pace,
- slot,
- rut,
- grind,
- same old stuff.
- interest,
- play,
- weakness,
- fancy,
- avocation,
- craze,
- vagary,
- whim,
- specialty,
- distraction,
- quest,
- game,
- art,
- craft,
- fad,
- sport,
- bag,
- whimsy,
- labor of love,
- relaxation.
- field day,
- play on,
- wisecracking,
- queerness,
- repertoire,
- trick,
- wonts,
- Funnies,
- stage business,
- groove,
- Leisure Activities,
- pretense,
- freakishness,
- stockrooms,
- frivolity,
- joking,
- unusualness,
- sendup,
- fakery,
- light entertainment,
- Divertissement,
- beaten path,
- merry go round,
- comedy,
- small indefinite amount,
- prank,
- beaten paths,
- posturings,
- facetiousness,
- Japery,
- humorousness,
- favorite occupation,
- bizarreness,
- send-up,
- fun and games,
- feigning,
- obsession,
- SITCOMS,
- clowning,
- wittiness,
- merry-go-round,
- small indefinite quantity,
- byplay,
- peculiarity,
- Leisure Activity,
- hobby,
- humor,
- scene,
- merry-go-rounds,
- gag show,
- pet topic,
- shufflings,
- high camp,
- routine,
- leisure pursuit,
- mis-statement,
- falsifications,
- fast one,
- business,
- send up,
- Double dealing,
- buffoonery,
- dumb act,
- act,
- falsification,
- misstatement,
- divertissements,
- odd trait,
- stockroom,
- harlequinade,
- comic drama,
- sitcom,
- dissimulation.
- distinctiveness,
- character,
- feature,
- twist,
- singularity,
- mark,
- affectation,
- kink,
- particularity,
- slant,
- eccentricity,
- property,
- attribute,
- quality,
- abnormality,
- trait,
- quirk,
- gimmick,
- idiosyncrasy,
- foible,
- savor.
- insincerity,
- invention,
- trickery,
- simulation,
- deception,
- mask,
- ruse,
- posing,
- facade,
- ostentation,
- evasion,
- cloak,
- pretext,
- guise,
- shuffling,
- veil,
- pretentiousness,
- excuse,
- subterfuge,
- fabrication,
- deceit,
- masquerade,
- stunt,
- faking,
- posturing,
- make-believe,
- appearance,
- charade,
- acting,
- veneer,
- sham,
- claim,
- misrepresentation,
- semblance,
- wile,
- artifice,
- double-dealing,
- stall.
- list,
- rep,
- range,
- store,
- repository,
- depot,
- supply,
- cache,
- storehouse,
- stock.
Other synonyms:
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- behaviour,
- flexibility,
- manner,
- human nature,
- demeanor,
- outlook,
- constrained,
- Attitudinal,
- mannerism.
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- exterior,
- disposition,
- inclination,
- obvious,
- style.
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- deal.
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- excess.
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- spirit.
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- way.
How to use "Schtick" in context?
Schtick is a comic undertone or personality that a performer brings to their performance. It's often the small things that make a big difference in the overall effect of comedy. For example, being unable to hold back a laugh when someone says the wrong thing, being able to make fun of yourself, or just being natural and engaging in your comedy.
Homophones for Schtick:
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Hypernym for Schtick:
Hyponym for Schtick:
n.
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act
byplay, Japery, fast one, clowning, stage business, harlequinade, trick, business, frivolity, prank, buffoonery.
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quantity
small indefinite amount, small indefinite quantity.
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act
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