ALL meanings of show
show
S s - verb show to give a performance of riding and handling (a horse) to display its best points 0
- verb show to put in an appearance; arrive 0
- noun show a display or exhibition 0
- noun show a public spectacle 0
- noun show an ostentatious or pretentious display 0
- noun show a theatrical or other entertainment 0
- noun show a trace or indication 0
- noun show a discharge of blood at the onset of labour 0
- noun show a chance; opportunity (esp in the phrases give someone a show, he's got no show of winning, etc) 0
- noun show a sporting event consisting of contests in which riders perform different exercises to show their skill and their horses' ability and breeding 0
- noun show a thing or affair (esp in the phrases good show, bad show, etc) 0
- noun show a slight indication of the presence of gold 0
- noun show a display of farm animals, with associated competitions 0
- verb transitive show to bring or put in sight or view; cause or allow to appear or be seen; make visible; exhibit; display 0
- verb transitive show to enter (animals, flowers, etc.) in a competitive show 0
- verb transitive show to exhibit (paintings, sculpture, etc.), as in a gallery 0
- verb transitive show to guide; conduct 0
- verb transitive show to direct to another's attention; point out 0
- verb transitive show to reveal, manifest, or make evident (an emotion, condition, quality, etc.) by behavior or outward sign 0
- verb transitive show to exhibit or manifest (oneself or itself) in a given character, condition, etc. 0
- verb transitive show to open (a house, apartment, etc.) to prospective buyers or renters 0
- verb transitive show to make evident by logical procedure; explain or prove 0
- verb transitive show to make clear by going through a procedure; demonstrate 0
- verb transitive show to register; indicate 0
- verb transitive show to grant or bestow (favor, kindness, mercy, etc.) 0
- verb transitive show to allege; plead 0
- intransitive verb show to be or become seen or visible; appear 0
- intransitive verb show to be apparent or noticeable 0
- intransitive verb show to be visibly pregnant 0
- intransitive verb show to have a given appearance; appear 0
- intransitive verb show to finish third or better in a horse race or dog race 0
- intransitive verb show to come or arrive as expected; make an appearance 0
- intransitive verb show to give a performance; appear 0
- noun show a showing, demonstration, or manifestation 0
- noun show a display or appearance, specif. a colorful or striking one 0
- noun show spectacular, pompous display; ostentation 0
- noun show an indication of the presence of metal, coal, oil, etc. in the earth; trace 0
- noun show something false or superficial; semblance; pretense 0
- noun show a person or thing looked upon as peculiar, ridiculous, laughable, etc.; spectacle; sight 0
- noun show a public display or exhibition, as of art, animals, flowers, automobiles, etc. 0
- noun show a presentation of entertainment, as a theatrical production, TV program, film, etc. 0
- noun show third position at the finish of a horse race or dog race 0
- noun show any undertaking, matter, or affair 0
- adjective show of or having to do with a show (sense 25) show (sense 26), specif. a Broadway or Hollywood musical 0