noir
31noir — [[t]nwɑr[/t]] adj. sbz having the characteristics of film noir; tough and bleakly pessimistic noir′ish, adj. Etymology: 1980–85; < Fr noir black …
32noir — 1. adjective Of or pertaining to film noir, or the atmosphere associated with that genre 2. noun A production in the style of film noir …
33-noir — gros noir pied noir …
34noir — see film noir, tech noir …
35noir — adj. Noir is used with these nouns: ↑thriller …
36noir — {{hw}}{{noir}}{{/hw}}A agg. inv. (f. franc. noire ; pl. m. noirs ; pl. f. noires ) Detto di genere narrativo o cinematografico che unisce elementi del giallo e del thrilling. B s. m. inv. Genere, film o romanzo noir …
37noir — [ nwα:] noun a genre of crime film or fiction characterized by cynicism, fatalism, and moral ambiguity. Derivatives noirish adjective Origin 1970s: from film noir …
38Noir — Sp Nuãras Ap Noir L s. Ugnies Žemėje, P Čilė …
39noir — UK [nwɑː(r)] / US [nwɑr] adjective cinema, literature relating to a type of film or literature in which strong, sometimes violent, characters are involved in mysterious events noir fiction/style …
40Noir — F/A/V Usually refers to the classic black and white film noir style used in detective mysteries, typically employing hard lighting and dark, low key lighting. (Camera/Lighting) …
