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There are 17 words containing THECURTA

behind␣the␣curtain  bring␣down␣the␣curtain  brings␣down␣the␣curtain  bring␣the␣curtain␣down  draw␣the␣curtains  pull␣down␣the␣curtain  rang␣down␣the␣curtain  rang␣up␣the␣curtain  ring␣down␣the␣curtain  ringing␣down␣the␣curtain  ringing␣up␣the␣curtain  rings␣down␣the␣curtain  rings␣up␣the␣curtain  ring␣up␣the␣curtain  rung␣down␣the␣curtain  rung␣up␣the␣curtain  the␣curtain␣falls

20 definitions found

• behind␣the␣curtain — phr. Away from public view. — phr. Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see behind, curtain.
• bring␣down␣the␣curtain — v. (Transitive with on or at) To bring something to an end.
• brings␣down␣the␣curtain — v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of bring…
• bring␣the␣curtain␣down — v. Alternative form of bring down the curtain.
• draw␣the␣curtains — v. To close the curtains by pulling them together. — v. To open the curtains by pulling them apart.
• pull␣down␣the␣curtain — v. Synonym of bring down the curtain (“bring something to an end”).
• rang␣down␣the␣curtain — v. Simple past tense of ring down the curtain.
• rang␣up␣the␣curtain — v. Simple past tense of ring up the curtain.
• ring␣down␣the␣curtain — v. (Idiomatic) To end something. — v. (Idiomatic) To mark the end of something.
• ringing␣down␣the␣curtain — v. Present participle of ring down the curtain.
• ringing␣up␣the␣curtain — v. Present participle of ring up the curtain.
• rings␣down␣the␣curtain — v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of ring…
• rings␣up␣the␣curtain — v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of ring up the curtain.
• ring␣up␣the␣curtain — v. (Idiomatic) to start something.
• rung␣down␣the␣curtain — v. Past participle of ring down the curtain.
• rung␣up␣the␣curtain — v. Past participle of ring up the curtain.
• the␣curtain␣falls — phr. (Idiomatic) the end of something has come.

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