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A manner or expression that hides one's true character or feelings
A specific set of works that a company performs
An activity done regularly in one's leisure time for pleasure
An idiosyncrasy or odd trait that one has
An established routine or habit
A part or section of a dramatic performance
Professional entertainment consisting of jokes and sketches, intended to make an audience laugh
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▲
A manner or expression that hides one's true character or feelings
pretence
UK
pretense
US
front
facade
guise
show
façade
disguise
semblance
masquerade
mask
charade
act
veneer
pose
veil
appearance
cover
airs
cloak
playacting
simulation
deception
dissimulation
display
hoax
trick
fakery
artifice
con
subterfuge
posturing
feigning
imitation
deceit
faking
fabrication
stall
falsification
misrepresentation
invention
routine
posing
acting
evasion
garb
insincerity
ostentation
shuffling
stunt
camouflage
hokum
image
impression
parody
posture
smokescreen
snivel
travesty
put-on
make-believe
false pretense
false show
dumb act
false appearance
false front
double-dealing
outward appearance
affectation
pretension
face
impersonation
false display
illusion
pretext
claim
ruse
suggestion
sham
simulacrum
showing
effect
air
likeness
falsehood
trickery
profession
name
fake
window dressing
exterior
look
gloss
pretentiousness
bluff
screen
play-acting
cover-up
color
US
false colors
colour
UK
mien
artificiality
affectedness
aspect
shamming
disguisement
seeming
superciliousness
counterfeit
grandiosity
snobbery
humbug
shroud
public image
false colours
pomposity
outward
smoke screen
role
mannerism
pageant
arrogance
pretensions
covering
beard
side
snootiness
expression
attitude
bearing
fig leaf
airs and graces
red herring
showing off
form
carriage
countenance
phoniness
coloring
US
attitudinizing
dissemblance
feint
colouring
UK
demeanour
UK
figure
window-dressing
performance
pompousness
conceit
aura
a put-on
demeanor
US
inflation
excuse
a put-up job
exaggeration
blind
outward show
hypocrisy
uppishness
layer
dress
smoke and mirrors
put-up job
going Hollywood
assumed manners
unnatural imitation
putting on airs
surface
manner
farce
mockery
presentation
shell
outside
whitewash
haughtiness
fakeness
frontage
stance
outward display
stand
attractive appearance
manifestation
an act
chaser
ploy
hamming
phoney
UK
phony
US
dissimilation
hauteur
visage
mere façade
shade
a scene
shape
mode
dissembling
light
approximation
manoeuvre
UK
character
sweet talk
soft soap
imposture
mummery
stratagem
bluffing
resemblance
pretending
shuck and jive
personation
revel
masking
hoaxing
maneuver
US
machination
similitude
alikeness
mood
similarity
affinity
feel
feeling
shield
personality
identity
part
mantle
blanket
swank
portrayal
scheme
fraud
vainglory
external appearance
outward form
self
putting on a front
assuming a front
delusion
showiness
coverture
penumbra
pall
hood
cope
curtain
ostentatiousness
lie
codology
kidology
personage
person
splash
jiving
snow
flatulence
boasting
flashiness
boastfulness
persona
public face
assumed role
wraps
guyver
insolence
fustian
grandness
showboat
mere show
grandioseness
self-importance
big talk
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Noun
▲
A specific set of works that a company performs
repertory
act
bit
routine
performance
stunt
production
rep
staging
number
turn
shtick
piece
sketch
show
song
dance
item
skit
trick
line
party piece
recitation
feat
exploit
opus
deed
tune
composition
track
work
consummation
caper
execution
tour de force
presentation
gig
entertainment
playlet
gag
introduction
curtain
spectacle
play
cabaret
concert
drama
burlesque
matinee
stage show
theatrical performance
opera
theatrical
recital
comedy
musical
curtain-raiser
public performance
scene
musical comedy
floorshow
tragedy
farce
floor show
entertaining
extravaganza
melodrama
theatre
UK
event
theater
US
exhibition
performing
acting
showing
nightclub act
parody
spoof
revue
attraction
travesty
satire
review
rehearsal
offering
ceremony
takeoff
show business
show biz
pasquinade
pastiche
prosecution
commission
enactment
pursuance
appearance
sendup
squib
house
public presentation
set piece
send-up
take-off
comedy sketch
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Noun
▲
An activity done regularly in one's leisure time for pleasure
hobby
recreation
pastime
entertainment
diversion
amusement
interest
distraction
pursuit
sport
divertissement
avocation
obsession
fancy
craze
game
fun
relaxation
enthusiasm
fad
sideline
play
whimsy
kick
bag
thing
art
occupation
weakness
craft
hobbyhorse
speciality
UK
specialty
US
leisure activity
leisure pursuit
leisure interest
pet topic
amateur interest
favorite occupation
favourite occupation
pleasurable pastime
labor of love
activity
passion
pleasure
mania
delight
preoccupation
rage
enjoyment
fun and games
leisure
trend
lark
vogue
preference
bug
inclination
sensation
buzz
love
mode
chic
flavour
UK
fashion
flavor
US
style
fixation
frivolity
fetish
cup of tea
go
hot ticket
taste
dernier cri
last word
custom
caper
frolic
endeavour
UK
endeavor
US
scene
festivity
penchant
treat
thrill
predilection
whim
infatuation
latest
like
caprice
affectation
novelty
compulsion
humor
US
conceit
vagary
fascination
cult
humour
UK
innovation
eccentricity
wrinkle
furor
US
kink
quirk
cry
meme
in
ton
US
fantasy
furore
UK
tonne
UK
source of pleasure
passing fancy
fool notion
in thing
latest word
new look
big thing
newest wrinkle
project
jollity
drive
special interest
outdoor activity
beguilement
flash in the pan
zeal
racket
rollick
engrossment
relish
joy
side interest
jollies
kicks
romp
jest
joyride
merriment
regalement
merrymaking
gratification
adventure
leaning
proclivity
beer and skittles
viewing pleasure
undertaking
source of fun
rec
favorite activity
picnic
hoopla
delectation
gas
business
task
impulse
high time
R and R
aptness
pick
propensity
turn-on
desire
bent
disposition
choice
position
liking
partiality
what floats one's boat
nature
proneness
rest and relaxation
subsidiary
field day
thing to do
side job
moonlighting
second job
spinoff
byproduct
offshoot
secondary occupation
income supplement
side project
secondary activity
second string to your bow
relief
refreshment
disport
frolicking
rollicking
dalliance
restoration
games
ball
revelry
blast
me-time
repose
celebration
ease
laughs
dissipation
feast
mirth
sports
hilarity
cheer
satisfaction
gaiety
romping
playfulness
grins
foolery
good time
happiness
gamboling
US
gambol
joking
sportiveness
gambolling
UK
living it up
pleasing
escapism
rest
respite
requiescence
interruption
decompression
manna
escape
partying
rest and recreation
spree
me time
self-care
crowd-pleaser
attraction
party
tear
bender
binge
larks
circus
junketing
skylarking
horseplay
capering
jollification
gaming
blow-out
gambling
prank
frisk
teasing
match
a good time
excitement
glee
joyfulness
buffoonery
merriness
jocularity
vivacity
wantonness
exuberance
vim
energy
high spirits
silliness
roguishness
gleefulness
vividness
friskiness
vigor
US
waggery
riot
cheeriness
rapture
solace
lightheartedness
foolishness
vitality
sunniness
jocoseness
liveliness
jocundity
ebullience
perkiness
knavery
light-heartedness
exhilaration
tomfoolery
brightness
zest
cheerfulness
humorousness
clowning
funniness
facetiousness
jocosity
joviality
felicity
levity
mischief
jolliness
festiveness
comedy
jesting
laughter
blithesomeness
buoyancy
vibrancy
mischievousness
nonsense
rejoicing
mirthfulness
gladness
vigour
UK
blitheness
rascality
holiday
vacation
regeneration
playtime
rebirth
restitution
reformation
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Noun
▲
An idiosyncrasy or odd trait that one has
peculiarity
idiosyncrasy
eccentricity
quirk
oddity
mannerism
kink
singularity
foible
individualism
crotchet
erraticism
curiosity
quiddity
quip
twist
trick
whimsy
tic
individuality
inimitableness
uniqueness
affectation
odd trait
characteristic
anomaly
irregularity
freak
phenomenon
trait
caprice
habit
whim
aberration
vagary
feature
oddness
quality
individual trait
thing
personal trait
hang-up
unconventionality
queerness
distinction
speciality
UK
custom
fad
specialty
US
manner
abnormality
weirdness
freakishness
practice
fancy
bent
quirkiness
outlandishness
whimsicalness
fetish
megrim
notion
knack
way
strangeness
nonconformity
waywardness
deviation
whimsicality
perversion
capriciousness
idiocrasy
unorthodoxness
hereticism
wont
proclivity
conceit
tendency
fashion
urge
bee
character
practise
habitude
pattern
ritual
crank
dorkiness
impulse
propensity
characteristic gesture
whimsey
vagrancy
praxis
behavior
US
humor
US
style
maggot
humour
UK
behaviour
UK
second nature
unorthodoxy
entanglement
obsession
accident
equivocation
coincidence
idée fixe
gesticulation
pose
gesture
ilk
perversity
carriage
spirit
bearing
description
mood
idea
way one is
curiousness
extraordinariness
bee in your bonnet
particularity
personality
nature
conduct
routine
attribute
policy
procedure
use
rule
convention
temperament
mode
aptness
method
disposition
proneness
usage
tradition
consuetude
groove
modus vivendi
modus operandi
tikanga
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Noun
▲
An established routine or habit
groove
routine
pattern
rut
rote
drill
lockstep
grind
treadmill
habit
pace
boring routine
daily grind
dead end
humdrum existence
daily routine
same old round
same old stuff
system
procedure
custom
program
US
programme
UK
practice
regimen
method
schedule
order
drudgery
instruction
usage
course
wont
humdrum
round
routine job
regime
formula
plan
sequence
cycle
technique
tack
way
modus operandi
beaten path
usual procedure
convention
rubric
tradition
rule
prescription
heritage
normality
normalcy
policy
order of things
arrangement
regulation
treatment
diet
course of therapy
practise
ritual
habitude
dictate
prescript
norm
form
scheme
protocol
benchmark
barometer
formality
condition
yardstick
apparatus
code
mechanism
praxis
guideline
standard
par
authority
government
administration
jurisdiction
governance
preparation
specification
control
itinerary
list
instructions
curriculum
setup
agenda
process
agendum
plan of action
menu
more ❯
Noun
▲
A part or section of a dramatic performance
scene
act
part
bit
clip
episode
passage
routine
section
sequence
spot
piece
division
extract
segment
subdivision
chapter
portion
component
instalment
UK
excerpt
subsection
installment
US
selection
snippet
fragment
quotation
quote
volume
clause
epilogue
UK
epilog
US
prologue
UK
prolog
US
citation
program
US
show
webisode
programme
UK
pericope
paragraph
line
verse
stanza
reading
canto
cite
notation
note
saying
moment
trailer
cutting
sound bite
presentation
broadcast
production
transmission
issue
telecast
performance
edition
text
film
sentence
phrase
play
simulcast
docudrama
comedy
newscast
videocast
podcast
documentary
prog
phone-in
article
chat show
magazine programme
version
paraphrase
album
more ❯
Noun
▲
Professional entertainment consisting of jokes and sketches, intended to make an audience laugh
comedy
slapstick
satire
farce
pantomime
vaudeville
burlesque
humor
US
humour
UK
laffer
sitcom
takeoff
travesty
comic play
situation comedy
comic film
comic opera
light entertainment
black comedy
comic drama
field day
gag show
send-up
parody
caricature
skit
pasquinade
play
slapstick comedy
pratfall comedy
knockabout
spoof
mockery
physical comedy
knockabout comedy
buffoonery
squib
camp
mock
interlude
horseplay
broad comedy
high camp
low camp
lampoon
imitation
campy art
rib
impression
impersonation
sendup
copy
ridicule
cartoon
mocking
simulation
put-on
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Noun
▲
One's usual employment, duties or affairs
avocation
job
employment
occupation
profession
business
pursuit
trade
vocation
work
calling
career
line
field
livelihood
métier
thing
field of work
line of work
line of business
means of livelihood
position
craft
post
role
skill
game
art
function
engagement
dodge
day job
situation
racket
field of expertise
niche
capacity
living
office
handicraft
service
experience
expertise
skillset
competency
responsibility
undertaking
lay
competence
concern
walk of life
area
forte
gig
assignment
task
duty
handcraft
province
nine-to-five
labor
US
labour
UK
what one is into
mission
setup
sphere
specialty
US
employ
slot
way
berth
lifework
billet
biz
speciality
UK
rat race
line of employment
chosen work
place
grip
department
discipline
practice
walk
appointment
placement
domain
activity
arena
realm
life's work
purpose
metier
posting
part
opening
enterprise
day gig
strong suit
spot
do
connection
grind
element
circle
bag
stint
front
contract
bailiwick
demesne
barony
firmament
vacancy
daily grind
long suit
hang
play
sector
interest
territory
swindle
terrain
specialization
US
industry
world
opportunity
fief
fiefdom
specialisation
UK
section
precinct
faculty
line of country
career path
employment status
hire
practise
chosen career
following
patronage
custom
go
designation
course
handiwork
strong point
dominion
tier
rank
source of income
means of support
commitment
obligation
station
source of revenue
life work
recruitment
hiring
position of employment
major
means
gap
contracting
commercial enterprise
jurisdiction
zone
affair
turf
bubble
sport
moonlight
mob
means of earning one's living
orbit
proceeding
kingdom
vacant position
job opportunity
means of earning a living
pigeonhole
cup of tea
distinguishing feature
job title
school
area of study
area of interest
division
specialism
operation
commission
knack
inclination
genius
gift
flair
aptitude
ability
bent
disposition
talent
leaning
area of expertise
charge
errand
person's calling
expedition
trip
quest
branch of learning
exercise
chore
objective
goal
brief
journey
trust
end
aim
detail
job description
person's task
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