straight play — noun 1. A play without music 2. A serious drama as opposed to a comedy • • • Main Entry: ↑straight … Useful english dictionary
Play (theatre) — A play being performed. Performing arts Major forms Dance · … Wikipedia
Straight Through My Heart — «Straight through my heart» Сингл Backstreet Boys из альбома … Википедия
Straight Through My Heart — «Straight Through My Heart» Sencillo de Backstreet Boys del álbum This Is Us Grabación Junio del 2009; Conway Studios (Los Angeles CA) Género(s) Dance, synth pop Duración 3:28 … Wikipedia Español
Straight pool — Straight pool, also called 14.1 continuous or simply 14.1, is a pocket billiards game, and was the common sport of championship competition until overtaken by faster playing games like nine ball (and to a lesser extent eight ball). This is the… … Wikipedia
Straight edge — refers to a lifestyle that started within the hardcore punk subculture whose adherents make a commitment to refrain from using alcohol, tobacco, and recreational drugs. Some followers also abstain from caffeine and casual sex. The term was coined … Wikipedia
straight — [strāt] adj. [ME streght, pp. of strecchen, to STRETCH] 1. having the same direction throughout its length; having no curvature or angularity [a straight line] 2. not crooked, bent, bowed, wavy, curly, etc. [straight hair] 3. upright; erect… … English World dictionary
Straight and Narrow — may refer to: *Straight and Narrow (play), a play by Jimmy Chinn *Straight and Narrow (The Outer Limits), an episode of the American television series The Outer Limits *The Straight and Narrow, the 1918 film starring Oliver Hardy … Wikipedia
Straight and Narrow (play) — Straight and Narrow is a play by Jimmy Chinn that was first shown in the West end on 18 March 1992. The play is set in Manchester, and follows the rocky relationship between the play s pleasant and naive narrator Bob , his family and his partner … Wikipedia
Straight Outta Compton — Studioalbum von N.W.A Veröffentlichung 8. August 1988 Aufnahme 1987 1988 Label … Deutsch Wikipedia