Pronunciation: /vɔːdəˈvɪljən/
noun a performer in vaudeville, a type of variety entertainment popular in the late 19th and early 20th centuries
A1 The vaudevillian told jokes and sang songs on stage.
A2 As a vaudevillian, she performed skits and magic tricks to entertain the audience.
B1 The vaudevillian's comedic timing and stage presence captivated the crowd.
B2 Being a vaudevillian required a diverse set of skills, including acting, singing, and dancing.
C1 The vaudevillian's career spanned decades, with numerous successful shows and tours.
C2 His reputation as a vaudevillian was unmatched, earning him a place in entertainment history.
formal The vaudevillian performer captivated the audience with their comedic timing and physicality.
informal I heard that vaudevillian acts were really popular back in the day.
slang That vaudevillian routine was a real knee-slapper!
figurative Her storytelling style was like that of a vaudevillian, keeping the audience engaged and entertained.
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