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Definition of spectator
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Spectator
(n.) One who on; one who sees or
beholds;
a
beholder;
one who is
personally
present
at, and sees, any
exhibition;
as, the
spectators
at a
show..
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Passive
::
Passive
(a.) Not
active,
but acted upon;
suffering
or
receiving
impressions
or
influences;
as, they were
passive
spectators,
not
actors
in the
scene..
Epilogue
::
Epilogue
(n.) A
speech
or short poem
addressed
to the
spectators
and
recited
by one of the
actors,
after the
conclusion
of the
play..
Wallflower
::
Wallflower
(n.) A lady at a ball, who,
either
from
choice,
or
because
not asked to
dance,
remains
a
spectator..
Foreground
::
Foreground
(n.) On a
painting,
and
sometimes
in a
bas-relief,
mosaic
picture,
or the like, that part of the scene
represented,
which is
nearest
to the
spectator,
and
therefore
occupies
the
lowest
part of the work of art
itself.
Cf.
Distance,
n., 6..
Beholder
::
Beholder
(n.) One who
beholds;
a
spectator.
Gardant
::
Gardant
(a.)
Turning
the head
towards
the
spectator,
but not the body; -- said of a lion or other
beast..
Spectatorship
::
Spectatorship
(n.) The
office
or
quality
of a
spectator.
Vanish
::
Vanish
(v. i.) To pass from a
visible
to an
invisible
state;
to go out of
sight;
to
disappear;
to fade; as, vapor
vanishes
from the sight by being
dissipated;
a ship
vanishes
from the sight of
spectators
on
land..
Sinistrorse
::
Sinistrorse
(a.)
Turning
to the left (of the
spectator)
in the
ascending
line; -- the
opposite
of
dextrorse.
See
Dextrorse.
Foreshorten
::
Foreshorten
(v. t.) To
represent
on a plane
surface,
as if
extended
in a
direction
toward
the
spectator
or
nearly
so; to
shorten
by
drawing
in
perspective..
Face
::
Face (n.) The
exterior
form or
appearance
of
anything;
that part which
presents
itself
to the view;
especially,
the front or upper part or
surface;
that which
particularly
offers
itself
to the view of a
spectator..
Encore
::
Encore
(adv. /
interj.)
Once more;
again;
-- used by the
auditors
and
spectators
of
plays,
concerts,
and other
entertainments,
to call for a
repetition
of a
particular
part..
Scaffold
::
Scaffold
(n.) A
temporary
structure
of
timber,
boards,
etc., for
various
purposes,
as for
supporting
workmen
and
materials
in
building,
for
exhibiting
a
spectacle
upon, for
holding
the
spectators
at a show, etc..
Feeling
::
Feeling
(n.) That
quality
of a work of art which
embodies
the
mental
emotion
of the
artist,
and is
calculated
to
affect
similarly
the
spectator..
Spectatorship
::
Spectatorship
(n.) The act of
beholding.
Offskip
::
Offskip
(n.) That part of a
landscape
which
recedes
from the
spectator
into
distance.
Horizon
::
Horizon
(n.) The chief
horizontal
line in a
picture
of any sort, which
determines
in the
picture
the
height
of the eye of the
spectator;
in an
extended
landscape,
the
representation
of the
natural
horizon
corresponds
with this
line..
Sinistrorsal
::
Sinistrorsal
(a.)
Rising
spirally
from right to left (of the
spectator);
sinistrorse.
Panorama
::
Panorama
(n.) A
picture
representing
scenes
too
extended
to be
beheld
at once, and so
exhibited
a part at a time, by being
unrolled,
and made to pass
continuously
before
the
spectator..
Recursant
::
Recursant
(a.)
Displayed
with the back
toward
the
spectator;
-- said
especially
of an
eagle.
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