| THEANTHROPIES | • THEANTHROPY n. a belief in the union of divine and human. |
| THEANTHROPISM | • theanthropism n. A state of being God and man. • theanthropism n. The ascription of human attributes to a deity. • THEANTHROPISM n. the belief in the union of the divine and human. |
| THEANTHROPIST | • theanthropist n. A proponent of theanthropism. • THEANTHROPIST n. one who believes that gods can take human forms. |
| THEATERGOINGS | • THEATERGOING n. visiting the theatre, also THEATREGOING. |
| THEATREGOINGS | • THEATREGOING n. the practice of going to the theatre, also THEATERGOING. |
| THEATRICALISE | • theatricalise v. Alternative spelling of theatricalize. • THEATRICALISE v. to adapt to the theatre, also THEATRICALIZE. |
| THEATRICALISM | • theatricalism n. Theatrical style or behaviour. • THEATRICALISM n. the state of being theatrical. |
| THEATRICALITY | • theatricality n. Theatrical behaviour and mannerisms. • THEATRICALITY n. the state of being theatrical. |
| THEATRICALIZE | • theatricalize v. (Transitive) To render suitable for the theatre. • THEATRICALIZE v. to adapt to the theatre, also THEATRICALISE. |
| THEATRICISING | • theatricising v. Present participle of theatricise. • THEATRICISE v. to play a part, also THEATRICIZE. |
| THEATRICIZING | • theatricizing v. Present participle of theatricize. • THEATRICIZE v. to play a part, also THEATRICISE. |
| THEATROMANIAS | • THEATROMANIA n. a craze for going to plays. |
| THEATROPHONES | • THEATROPHONE n. (historical) a telephone connecting callers to a theatre so they can listen to a live performance there. |