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"One is taken altogether too literally," he complained to his friends in the smoking-room of the Thespian Club.
LADY LILITHSTEPHEN MCKENNAIt was quite exciting being ushered into a private office in the Thespian National Bank.
FIND THE WOMANARTHUR SOMERS ROCHEThat she had lost a matter of six hundred and fifty dollars, deposited in the Thespian Bank, was nothing.
FIND THE WOMANARTHUR SOMERS ROCHEIn 1812 a third dramatic society called the Thespian Society was organized among the young men and young women of Pittsburg.
PITTSBURGH IN 1816VARIOUSThe smile he gave me in reply would have made the fortune of a Thespian Mephistopheles.
THE LEAVENWORTH CASEANNA KATHERINE GREENSuch egotism as the rest of creation entertains is watered brandy to that of the Thespian.
THE FOOTLIGHTS FORE AND AFTCHANNING POLLOCKTheatricals were cultivated, and my father belonged to a Thespian society.
THE LIFE OF MRS. ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSONNELLIE VAN DE GRIFT SANCHEZThen the manager's secretary sends for the fortunate Thespian.
THE FOOTLIGHTS FORE AND AFTCHANNING POLLOCKThe Thespian interludes had been acted on a wooden scaffolding.
STUDIES OF THE GREEK POETS (VOL II OF 2)JOHN ADDINGTON SYMONDSIt was that of our heroine of the Thespian corps, Jim Smith.
ADRIFT IN THE ARCTIC ICE PACKELISHA KENT KANESYNONYM OF THE DAY
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WORDS RELATED TO THESPIAN
- amateur
- artist
- barnstormer
- bit player
- character
- clown
- comedian
- entertainer
- extra
- foil
- ham
- hambone
- headliner
- idol
- impersonator
- ingenue
- ingénue
- lead
- mime
- mimic
- pantomimist
- performer
- play-actor
- player
- soubrette
- stand-in
- star
- stooge
- straight person
- thesp
- thespian
- trouper
- understudy
- ventriloquist
- villain
- walk-on
- amateurs
- artists
- barnstormers
- bit players
- characters
- clowns
- comedians
- entertainers
- extras
- foils
- hambones
- hams
- headliners
- idols
- impersonators
- ingenues
- ingénues
- leads
- mimes
- mimics
- pantomimists
- performers
- play-actors
- players
- soubrettes
- stand-ins
- stars
- stooges
- straight persons
- thespians
- thesps
- troupers
- understudies
- ventriloquists
- villains
- walk-ons
Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.