Mere+show
121puppetry — /ˈpʌpətri/ (say pupuhtree) noun (plural puppetries) 1. the art of making puppets perform. 2. the action of puppets. 3. a mummery; mere show. 4. puppets collectively …
122semblance — /ˈsɛmbləns / (say sembluhns) noun 1. an outward aspect or appearance. 2. an assumed or unreal appearance; a mere show. 3. a likeness, image, or copy. {Middle English, from Old French, from sembler be like, seem, from Latin similāre, for simulāre} …
123pageant — [paj′ənt] n. [ME pagent (with unhistoric t) < earlier pagyn < Anglo L pagina, scene displayed on a stage, stage < L, PAGE1] 1. Historical a) an individual scene in a medieval mystery play b) any of a series of movable outdoor platforms… …
124phan´tom|like´ — phan|tom «FAN tuhm», noun, adjective. –n. 1. an image of the mind that seems to be real: »the phantoms of a dream. His fevered brain filled the room with phantoms from the past. She was a phantom of delight When first she gleamed upon my sight… …
125phan|tom — «FAN tuhm», noun, adjective. –n. 1. an image of the mind that seems to be real: »the phantoms of a dream. His fevered brain filled the room with phantoms from the past. She was a phantom of delight When first she gleamed upon my sight… …
126sem|blance — «SEHM bluhns», noun. 1. a) outward appearance: »Their story had the semblance of truth, but was really false. b) an assumed or unreal appearance of something; mere show: »He was convicted without even the semblance of a trial. 2. a) a likeness;… …
127Oprah — Winfrey Demande de traduction Oprah Winfrey → …
128Oprah Gail Winfrey — Oprah Winfrey Demande de traduction Oprah Winfrey → …
