Noun:

स्बांग, मूक नाटक, मूकाभिनय,

pantomime's Usage Examples:

Like the Captain Hook of pantomime, Irving brought about his own nemesis.

In their war dances, which were only rehearsals, they disguised themselves as animals, and the pantomime was a mimic hunt.

Donnie renewed his pantomime request for Edith to try on the dress.

music hall singers went on to star in pantomime.

Next, have each student pantomime that activity, allowing the rest of the class to guess what it is they hope to do over the summer.

But one should bear in mind that traditional British pantomime generally includes mild innuendo.

She also starred as a rather saucy, updated version of Princess Jasmine in a pantomime version of Alladin and stretched her boundaries by appearing in the children's miniseries, Wavelength.

The music hall and pantomime stages regularly saw men in the most absurd drag playing decidedly outsized characters.

This could be the pantomime of mining, farming, or hiking.

A burst of childish laughter greets my blunder, and the pantomime begins all over again.

Synonyms:

panto, performing, playacting, mime, dumb show, playing, acting,

Antonyms:

behave, underact, overact, permanent, inactivity,