Theatre Jargon

noun a collection or stock of works, skills, or items that are available for use or performance

adjective relating to or characteristic of a repertory

• The theater company has a diverse repertory of classic plays.
• I love going to see all the different shows in the theater's repertory.
• The band's repertory of songs is lit!
• His repertory of skills is what sets him apart from the competition.

adjective Talky is an adjective that describes someone who talks a lot or excessively.

• The professor's lecture was very talky, filled with extensive explanations and examples.
• I find that movie to be a bit too talky, with too much dialogue and not enough action.
• I can't stand those talky people who never stop gossiping and spreading rumors.
• Her writing style is quite talky, with long-winded descriptions and unnecessary details.

noun a thing of little value or importance

verb to treat someone or something without seriousness or respect

• The chef prepared a delicate trifle for dessert.
• I just whipped up a quick trifle for the potluck.
• Let's not make a trifle out of this situation.
• His apology seemed like a trifle after what he had done.