stage (noun)
21stage mom — noun A stage mom or stage dad is a parent or guardian of a child actor/performer who aggressively manages their career, often in what is considered a detrimental and over bearing manner. The phrase has expanded to almost any performance related… …
22stage — noun 1) this stage of the development Syn: phase, period, juncture, step, point, level 2) the last stage of the race Syn: part, section, portion, stretch, leg …
23stage management — stage manage ► VERB 1) be the stage manager of. 2) arrange carefully to create a certain effect. DERIVATIVES stage management noun …
24stage-manage — ► VERB 1) be the stage manager of. 2) arrange carefully to create a certain effect. DERIVATIVES stage management noun …
25stage screw — noun : a tapered screw with a handle that resembles a corkscrew and is used to fasten stage braces to the floor * * * a large, tapered screw fitted with a handle, used to secure braces for scenery to the floor of a stage. Also called stage peg …
26stage hand — noun A workman employed about the stage • • • Main Entry: ↑stage …
27stage play — noun A play played or intended to be played on a stage, as opposed to on radio or television • • • Main Entry: ↑stage …
28stage´wor´thi|ness — stage|wor|thy «STAYJ WUR thee», adjective. worthy of representation on the stage: »[The] new play is a skillfully stageworthy adaptation of his novel (London ties). –stage´wor´thi|ness, noun …
29stage|wor|thy — «STAYJ WUR thee», adjective. worthy of representation on the stage: »[The] new play is a skillfully stageworthy adaptation of his novel (London ties). –stage´wor´thi|ness, noun …
30stage manager — noun Date: 1805 one who supervises the physical aspects of a stage production, assists the director during rehearsals, and is in charge of the stage during a performance …
