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Definition of spectacle
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Spectacle
(n.)
Something
exhibited
to view;
usually,
something
presented
to view as
extraordinary,
or as
unusual
and
worthy
of
special
notice;
a
remarkable
or
noteworthy
sight;
a show; a
pageant;
a
gazingstock..
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Stand
::
Stand (v. i.) A
raised
platform
or
station
where a race or other
outdoor
spectacle
may be
viewed;
as, the
judge's
or the grand stand at a race
course..
Lunette
::
Lunette
(n.) A kind of watch
crystal
which is more than
ordinarily
flattened
in the
center;
also, a
species
of
convexoconcave
lens for
spectacles..
Pantoscopic
::
Pantoscopic
(a.)
Literally,
seeing
everything;
-- a term
applied
to
eyeglasses
or
spectacles
divided
into two
segments,
the upper being
designed
for
distant
vision,
the lower for
vision
of near
objects..
Case
::
Case (n.) A box,
sheath,
or
covering;
as, a case for
holding
goods;
a case for
spectacles;
the case of a
watch;
the case
(capsule)
of a
cartridge;
a case
(cover)
for a
book..
Spectacled
::
Spectacled
(a.)
Furnished
with
spectacles;
wearing
spectacles.
Scene
::
Scene (n.) An
assemblage
of
objects
presented
to the view at once; a
series
of
actions
and
events
exhibited
in their
connection;
a
spectacle;
a show; an
exhibition;
a view.
Yacare
::
Yacare
(n.) A South
American
crocodilian
(Jacare
sclerops)
resembling
the
alligator
in size and
habits.
The eye
orbits
are
connected
together,
and
surrounded
by
prominent
bony
ridges.
Called
also
spectacled
alligator,
and
spectacled
cayman..
Ostentation
::
Ostentation
(n.) A show or
spectacle.
Parade
::
Parade
(v. i.) To make an
exhibition
or
spectacle
of one's self, as by
walking
in a
public
place..
Spectacular
::
Spectacular
(a.)
Pertaining
to
spectacles,
or
glasses
for the
eyes..
Pageantry
::
Pageantry
(n.)
Scenic
shows or
spectacles,
taken
collectively;
spectacular
quality;
splendor..
Naumachy
::
Naumachy
(n.) A show or
spectacle
representing
a sea
fight;
also, a place for such
exhibitions..
Glass
::
Glass (v. t.) An
optical
glass;
a lens; a
spyglass;
-- in the
plural,
spectacles;
as, a pair of
glasses;
he wears
glasses..
Spectacled
::
Spectacled
(a.)
Having
the eyes
surrounded
by color
markings,
or
patches
of naked skin,
resembling
spectacles..
Imposing
::
Imposing
(a.)
Adapted
to
impress
forcibly;
impressive;
commanding;
as, an
imposing
air; an
imposing
spectacle..
Spectacle
::
Spectacle
(n.) Fig.: An aid to the
intellectual
sight.
Superoccipital
::
Supernumerary
(n.) A
person
or thing
beyond
what is
necessary
or
usual;
especially,
a
person
employed
not for
regular
service,
but only to fill the place of
another
in case of need;
specifically,
in
theaters,
a
person
who is not a
regular
actor,
but is
employed
to
appear
in a stage
spectacle..
Spectacle
::
Spectacle
(n.)
Something
exhibited
to view;
usually,
something
presented
to view as
extraordinary,
or as
unusual
and
worthy
of
special
notice;
a
remarkable
or
noteworthy
sight;
a show; a
pageant;
a
gazingstock..
Sublime
::
Sublime
(superl.)
Awakening
or
expressing
the
emotion
of awe,
adoration,
veneration,
heroic
resolve,
etc.;
dignified;
grand;
solemn;
stately;
-- said of an
impressive
object
in
nature,
of an
action,
of a
discourse,
of a work of art, of a
spectacle,
etc.; as,
sublime
scenery;
a
sublime
deed..
Scene
::
Scene (n.) The
structure
on which a
spectacle
or play is
exhibited;
the part of a
theater
in which the
acting
is done, with its
adjuncts
and
decorations;
the
stage..
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