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Definition of stage
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Stage (n.) A
degree
of
advancement
in any
pursuit,
or of
progress
toward
an end or
result..
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Costage
::
Costage
(n.)
Expense;
cost.
Chorion
::
Chorion
(n.) The outer
membrane
which
invests
the fetus in the womb; also, the
similar
membrane
investing
many ova at
certain
stages
of
development..
Develop
::
Develop
(v. t.) To
unfold
gradually,
as a
flower
from a bud;
hence,
to bring
through
a
succession
of
states
or
stages,
each of which is
preparatory
to the next; to form or
expand
by a
process
of
growth;
to cause to
change
gradually
from an
embryo,
or a lower
state,
to a
higher
state or form of
being;
as,
sunshine
and rain
develop
the bud into a
flower;
to
develop
the
mind..
Stager
::
Stager
(n.) One who has long acted on the stage of life; a
practitioner;
a
person
of
experience,
or of skill
derived
from long
experience..
Act
::
Act (v. t.) To
perform,
as an
actor;
to
represent
dramatically
on the
stage..
Tiring-room
::
Tiring-room
(n.) The room or place where
players
dress for the
stage.
Tetralogy
::
Tetralogy
(n.) A group or
series
of four
dramatic
pieces,
three
tragedies
and one
satyric,
or
comic,
piece (or
sometimes
four
tragedies),
represented
consequently
on the Attic stage at the
Dionysiac
festival..
Gest
::
Gest (n.) A stage in
traveling;
a stop for rest or
lodging
in a
journey
or
progress;
a rest.
Footlight
::
Footlight
(n.) One of a row of
lights
in the front of the stage in a
theater,
etc., and on a level
therewith..
Era
::
Era (n.) A
period
of time in which a new order of
things
prevails;
a
signal
stage of
history;
an
epoch.
Boy
::
Boy (v. t.) To act as a boy; -- in
allusion
to the
former
practice
of boys
acting
women's
parts on the
stage.
Troop
::
Troop (n.) A
company
of
stageplayers;
a
troupe.
Stage-struck
::
Stagery
(n.)
Exhibition
on the
stage.
Point
::
Point (n.)
Whatever
serves
to mark
progress,
rank, or
relative
position,
or to
indicate
a
transition
from one state or
position
to
another,
degree;
step;
stage;
hence,
position
or
condition
attained;
as, a point of
elevation,
or of
depression;
the stock fell off five
points;
he won by
tenpoints..
Boot
::
Boot (n.) A place for
baggage
at
either
end of an
old-fashioned
stagecoach.
Stagecoachmen
::
Stagecoach
(n.) A coach that runs
regularly
from one
stage,
station,
or place to
another,
for the
conveyance
of
passengers..
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..
Pupa
::
Pupa (n.) Any
insect
in that stage of its
metamorphosis
which
usually
immediately
precedes
the
adult,
or
imago,
stage..
Tambourin
::
Tambourin
(n.) An old
Provencal
dance of a
lively
character,
common
on the
stage..
Stage
::
Stage (n.) A floor
elevated
for the
convenience
of
mechanical
work, or the like; a
scaffold;
a
staging..
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