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Definition
Synonym
Striptease Varieté
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Striptease-Varieté
n
hist.
burlesque
Am.
Kabarett
n
, Varieté
n
burlesque
Striptease
m
, Strip
m
, Entkleidung
f
, Entkleidungsnummer
f
striptease, strip
Varieté
n
, Variete
n
Varietés
pl
, Varietes
pl
vaudeville
vaudevilles
Varietee
n
, Varieté
n
music hall
Striptease
striptease
Variete
vaudeville
Striptease
m
; Strip
m
; Entkleidung
f
; Entkleidungsnummer
f
Striptease speziell für eine Person
striptease; strip
lap dance
Striptease-Varieté
n
hist.
burlesque
Am.
Varieté
n
; Variete
n
Varietés
pl
; Varietes
pl
vaudeville
vaudevilles
Striptease-Varieté
n
hist.
burlesque
Am.
Varieté
n
; Variete
n
art
Varietés
pl
; Varietes
pl
vaudeville
vaudevilles
Varieté
n
art
music hall
Deutsche
Striptease Varieté Synonyme
Kabarett
ÂVarieté
ÂVarietee
Entkleidung
ÂEntkleidungsnummer
ÂStrip
ÂStriptease
striptease
act
afterpiece
bit
chaser
curtain
curtain call
curtain raiser
disrobement
disrobing
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Englische
burlesque Synonyme
burlesque
Atticism
Broadway
Thalia
aggrandize
aggrandizement
agile wit
amplification
amplify
anamorphosis
ape
arlequinade
bad likeness
ballyhoo
belie
big talk
black comedy
black humor
blowing up
botch
broad
broad comedy
build up
burletta
camouflage
camp
caricatural
caricature
carnival
carry too far
circus
color
comedie bouffe
comedie larmoyante
comedie rosse
comedietta
comedy
comedy ballet
comedy of humors
comedy of ideas
comedy of intrigue
comedy of manners
comedy of situation
comedy relief
comic
comic muse
comic opera
comic relief
comical
copy
dark comedy
daub
derisive
dilatation
dilation
disguise
distort
distortion
doggerel
domestic comedy
drama
draw the longbow
dry wit
dummy
duplication
enhancement
enlargement
entertainment industry
esprit
exaggerate
exaggerating
exaggeration
excess
exode
exorbitance
expansion
extravagance
extreme
facsimile
falsify
farce
farce comedy
farcical
garble
genteel comedy
go to extremes
grandiloquence
harlequinade
hatchet job
heightening
high camp
hit off on
huckstering
humor
hyperbole
hyperbolism
hyperbolize
imitate
imitation
inflation
inordinacy
irony
knockoff
lampoon
lay it on
legit
legitimate stage
light comedy
low camp
low comedy
macaronic
magnification
magnify
make much of
malicious parody
mime
miscolor
misquote
misreport
misrepresent
misstate
misteach
mock
mock-heroic
mock-up
mockery
model
musical
musical comedy
nimble wit
off Broadway
off-off-Broadway
opera buffa
overcharge
overdo
overdraw
overemphasis
overestimate
overestimation
overkill
overpraise
overreach
overreact
oversell
overspeak
overstate
overstatement
overstress
paraphrase
parodic
parody
pasquil
pasquin
pasquinade
pastiche
pervert
pile it on
playland
pleasantry
poison pen
pretty wit
prodigality
profuseness
puff
puffery
puffing up
quick wit
raw comedy
ready wit
realistic comedy
repertory drama
replica
Striptease Varieté Definition
Burlesque
(
a.
)
Tending
to
excite
laughter
or
contempt
by
extravagant
images,
or
by
a
contrast
between
the
subject
and
the
manner
of
treating
it,
as
when
a
trifling
subject
is
treated
with
mock
gravity
Burlesque
(
n.
)
Ludicrous
representation
Burlesque
(
n.
)
An
ironical
or
satirical
composition
intended
to
excite
laughter,
or
to
ridicule
anything.
Burlesque
(
n.
)
A
ludicrous
imitation
Burlesque
(
v.
t.)
To
ridicule,
or
to
make
ludicrous
by
grotesque
representation
in
action
or
in
language.
Burlesque
(
v.
i.)
To
employ
burlesque.
burlesque [Am.] Bedeutung
b
parody
lampoon
spoof
sendup
mockery
takeoff
burlesque
travesty
charade
pasquinade
put-on
a
composition
that
imitates
or
misrepresents
somebody's
style,
usually
in
a
humorous
way
burlesque
a
theatrical
entertainment
of
broad
and
earthy
humor,
consists
of
comic
skits
and
short
turns
(and
sometimes
striptease)
spoof
burlesque
parody
make
a
parody
of,
The
students
spoofed
the
teachers
burlesque
relating
to
or
characteristic
of
a
burlesque,
burlesque
theater
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