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mime
Book article from: The Oxford American Writers Thesaurus
mime • noun a mime of someone fencing synonyms : pantomime, charade, dumb show. • verb she mimed picking up a phone synonyms : act out, pantomime, gesture, simulate, represent.
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performance
Book article from: The Oxford American Writers Thesaurus
...capacity, power, potential. 5. informal he made a great performance of telling her about it synonyms : fuss, production, palaver, scene, business, pantomime; informal song and dance, big deal, to-do, hoo-ha.
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comedy
Book article from: The Oxford Pocket Thesaurus of Current English
...synonyms : light entertainment, humorous play, farce, musical comedy, situation comedy, comedy of errors, burlesque, pantomime, slapstick, satire, vaudeville, comic opera; inf. sitcom. 2. the comedy of the situation synonyms : humor...
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rigmarole
Book article from: The Oxford American Writers Thesaurus
...rigmarole of dressing up synonyms : fuss, bother, trouble, palaver, ado, pother, song and dance, performance, to-do, pantomime, hassle, folderol. 2. that rigmarole about the house being haunted synonyms : tale, saga, yarn, shaggy...
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charade
Book article from: The Oxford American Writers Thesaurus
charade • noun our entire relationship is a charade synonyms : farce, pantomime, travesty, mockery, parody, pretense, act, masquerade.
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travesty
Book article from: The Oxford American Writers Thesaurus
...misrepresentation of, poor imitation of, poor substitute for, mockery of, parody of, caricature of; farce of, charade of, pantomime of, sham of, spoof of; informal apology for, (poor) excuse for. See note at caricature.
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fuss
Book article from: The Oxford American Writers Thesaurus
...about nothing; bother, fluster, flurry, bustle; informal hoo-ha, to-do, ballyhoo, song and dance, performance, pantomime. 2. they settled in with very little fuss synonyms : bother, trouble, inconvenience, effort, exertion, labor...
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