scenelet
scenelet noun: a little scene.
Noun
scenelet (plural scenelets)
- A little scene.
- “The police said if Hayley goes on another rampage, they'll throw her in jail.” “Jail? She'll never survive. Tiny cells, the gangs, getting shanked in the cafeteria! [Shouts] The first couple stabs break the skin, and then they really get in there! [Growls] And my baby's all-- [Screams] "You bitch!...2008 November 16, Brian Boyle, “Pulling Double Booty” (3:20 from the start), in American Dad!, season 5, episode 6, spoken by Stan Smith (Seth MacFarlane)
Forms of scenelet
| plural | scenelets |
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Origin of scenelet
From scene + -let.
Questions about scenelet
- What does scenelet mean?
- Scenelet means a little scene.
- What part of speech is scenelet?
- Scenelet is a noun.
- What is the plural of scenelet?
- The plural of scenelet is scenelets.
Words near scenelet in the dictionary
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