crunchy-gravel drama
crunchy-gravel drama noun: a genre of drama that is set in a grand manor or estate during the 18th, 19th, or early 20th century.
Noun
crunchy-gravel drama (plural crunchy-gravel dramas)
- A genre of drama that is set in a grand manor or estate during the 18th, 19th, or early 20th century.
- PBS Masterpiece's acclaimed crunchy gravel drama series Downton Abbey now has a final season premiere date.2015 August 1, James Hibberd, “'Downton Abbey' final season gets US premiere date”, in Entertainment Weekly
- Meanwhile, on another plane entirely, “Another Period” (Comedy Central, recently renewed for Season 2) is a send-up of crunchy-gravel dramas, set in tony Rhode Island in 1902.2015 October 1, Hank Stuever, “In the hunt for a new favorite show, 'when' might be as crucial as 'what'”, in Washington Post
Forms of crunchy-gravel drama
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Origin of crunchy-gravel drama
A reference to the graveled drives and paths on old estates
Questions about crunchy-gravel drama
- What does crunchy-gravel drama mean?
- Crunchy-gravel drama means a genre of drama that is set in a grand manor or estate during the 18th, 19th, or early 20th century.
- What part of speech is crunchy-gravel drama?
- Crunchy-gravel drama is a noun.
- What is the plural of crunchy-gravel drama?
- The plural of crunchy-gravel drama is crunchy-gravel dramas.
Words near crunchy-gravel drama in the dictionary
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