| SCENE | • scene n. The location of an event that attracts attention. • scene n. (Archaic, theater) the stage. • scene n. (Theater) The decorations; furnishings and backgrounds of a stage, representing the place in which the… |
| SCENED | • scened adj. (In combinations) Having a particular kind or number of scenes. • scened v. Simple past tense and past participle of scene. • SCENE v. to set in a place of action. |
| SCENES | • scenes n. Plural of scene. • SCENE v. to set in a place of action. |
| SCENERY | • scenery n. View, natural features, landscape. • scenery n. Stage backdrops, property and other items on a stage that give the impression of the location of the scene. • SCENERY n. a picturesque landscape. |
| SCENEMAN | • sceneman n. The person who manages the movable scenes in a theatre. • SCENEMAN n. the man who manages the movable scenes in a theatre. |
| SCENEMEN | • scenemen n. Plural of sceneman. • SCENEMAN n. the man who manages the movable scenes in a theatre. |
| SCENERIES | • sceneries n. Plural of scenery. • SCENERY n. a picturesque landscape. |
| SCENESTER | • scenester n. (Music) A non-musician who is active in a particular musical scene, especially one whose involvement… • scenester n. (By extension) One who associates themself with a particular trending or fashionable cultural scene. • SCENESTER n. a person who identifies with a particular cultural scene. |
| SCENESTERS | • scenesters n. Plural of scenester. • SCENESTER n. a person who identifies with a particular cultural scene. |
| SCENESHIFTER | • sceneshifter n. One who moves the scenes in a theatre; a sceneman. • scene-shifter n. A stagehand. • SCENESHIFTER n. a worker who moves the scenes in a theater. |
| SCENESHIFTERS | • sceneshifters n. Plural of sceneshifter. • scene-shifters n. Plural of scene-shifter. • SCENESHIFTER n. a worker who moves the scenes in a theater. |