minishow
minishow noun: a small show.
Noun
minishow (plural minishows)
- A small show.
- We’d do a night of five 10- to 15-minute minishows.2009 April 3, Neil Genzlinger, “The More She Drinks, the More She’ll Spill”, in New York Times
Forms of minishow
| plural | minishows |
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Origin of minishow
From mini- + show.
Questions about minishow
- What does minishow mean?
- Minishow means a small show.
- What part of speech is minishow?
- Minishow is a noun.
- What is the plural of minishow?
- The plural of minishow is minishows.
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