Theaters

What do we mean by theaters?

A place or building, consisting of a stage and seating, in which an audience gathers to watch plays, musical performances, public ceremonies, and so on.

A region where a particular action takes place; a specific field of action, usually with reference to war.

A lecture theatre.

An operating theatre or locale for human experimentation.

A cinema.

Drama or performance as a profession or art form.

Any place rising by steps like the seats of a theater.

The americanized spelling of 'theatre'. A side effect of the American Revolution. Urban Dictionary

1. (Concrete noun) A place where theater kids can be themselves and call home. 3-4 hours a day is typically spent here doing a variety of things. 2. (abstract noun) "The theater" The purpose of a theater kid's existance. 3. (adj) Used like "theater kid" or "theater bathroom". Used to seperate areas/ people who are connected to the theater. Other people avoid these. Theater kids treasure them. Urban Dictionary

Noun Originally an American spelling of 'theatre,' the word has evolved to mean a building, room or space where films are shown. Sometimes called a cinema or movie theater. Not to be confused with a theatre. Urban Dictionary

The incorrect spelling of 'Theatre'. Used by those with no interests in the arts, or being an intellectual human. Urban Dictionary

A place where 2 high-school students can go and hook up while another sits in history waiting for his tikme to come Urban Dictionary

When someone pretends they are opposed to another person, but they are not, and they actually just do it for something. Based upon the Brazilian series "Teatro das Tesouras", that says that the politicians in the elections only pretend to be against each other, and they do not have an actual ideology, just hunger for power. Urban Dictionary

A theater that only plays pornographic movies(Gay or Straight). Seating varies but usually has at least one area(couch,platform, etc) for sex acts to be performed for the entertainment and/or participation by the theater patrons. Urban Dictionary

2. Street Theater used in Gang Stalking "Street theater" when spoken of in a gang stalking context refers to carefully scripted harassment by neighbors and strangers especially, but can include harassment by family, friends and co-workers. These skits are designed to keep a target at a high stress level, but are crafted so that outside observers are likely to wave the skits off as "the breaks". The cumulative effect of such skits can be crushing to sensitive victims. Noise, crowding in person or on the highway, stealing items from shopping cart when in the checkout line, and kids sent to hang out in front of, stare, make noise, in front of a victim's house or by putting strange items on a lawn as the victim drives by, such as a vacuum cleaner! Urban Dictionary

A man who is an anus at the theater. Urban Dictionary

Progressive Metal band formed in Long Island, New York, USA in 1985. They are said to be one of the innovators of the Prog-Metal genre. The band is composed of five prodigious classicaly-trained musicians - James LaBrie (Vocals), John Petrucci (Guitars), Jordan Rudess (Keyboards), John Myung (Bass Guitar) and Mike Portnoy (Drums and Percussion). Their music was initially inspired by the band Rush and influences by bands like Queensryce and Queen can be heard too. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to theaters:
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Words that rhyme with theaters:
theatres, he utters, she utters.

Adjectives that are often used to describe theaters:
other, many, several, local, small, various, public, european, little, most, regional, major, legitimate, commercial, run, private, american, professional, smaller, german, outdoor, greek, overseas, popular, larger, permanent, yiddish, provincial, big, principal, regular, independent, indoor, numerous, largest, burlesque, cheap, roman, experimental, municipal, italian, chinese, broadway, parisian, ancient, separate, darkened, minor, class, soviet, russian, famous, adult, imperial, downtown, urban, finest, oldest, suburban, distant, nonprofit, amateur, subsidized, crowded, outside, historic.

Consonant match to theaters:
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