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61opéra bouffe — noun Etymology: French, from Italian opera buffa Date: 1870 satirical comic opera …
62OPERA BOUFFE — an opera in an extravagant burlesque style, with characters, music, and other accompaniments to match; is the creation of OFFENBACH (q.v. OFFENBACH, JACQUES), his more distinguished successors in the production of which have been Lecocq, Hervé …
63opéra bouffe — , opera buffa The first is a farcical French opera; the second a farcical Italian one …
64opéra bouffe — (oh peh rah BOOF) [French] A comic opera; a farce in the form of an opera …
65opéra bouffe — [ˌɒp(ə)rə bu:f] noun (plural opéras bouffes) a French comic opera. Origin Fr., from Ital. (see opera buffa) …
66opéra bouffe — /ɒprə ˈbuf/ (say opruh boohf), /ɒpeɪra ˈbuf/ (say opayrah boohf) noun (plural opéra bouffes or opéras bouffes /ɒpeɪra ˈbuf/ (say opayrah boohf)) a comic opera, especially in the style of a farce, of the type that was popular in France in the 19th …
67ballet bouffe — ˈbüf noun (plural ballets bouffes āzˈbüf, ēzˈ , izˈ ; āˈbüf(s), ēˈ , iˈ ) Etymology: French : a comic ballet usually with stock characters …
68oufe — bouffe doufe esbroufe schnouff touffe étouffe …
69ouffe — bouffe touffe étouffe …
70ouffé — bouffé pouffé étouffé …
