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Often used in the same context:
choristers,
usherettes,
recitatives,
troupers,
buffa,
buffo,
opera seria,
coachmen,
swains,
rustics,
ballerinas,
bassoons,
sylphs,
commedia,
actors,
divertimento,
opera buffa,
celibates,
operas,
thespians,
cantors,
librettos,
costumery,
castrato,
dames,
cantatas,
soloists,
laundresses,
zarzuelas,
altos,
costuming,
dancers,
footmen,
thisbe,
brunnhilde,
operettas,
oratorios,
mountebanks,
chorals,
hofmannsthal,
kubelik,
accompanists,
gavotte,
mimes,
squires,
repertory,
plainchant,
courtesans,
massine,
jean anouilh,
trio sonata,
divertissement,
wenches,
virtuosi,
nymphets,
wagnerian,
singspiel,
soubrette,
anouilh,
beaux,
choruses,
sopranos,
merry men,
changelings,
ayahs,
mozartian,
faustus,
weird sisters,
stageful,
oboes,
danse macabre,
zestily,
jean baptiste lully,
knee breeches,
arias,
ensemble,
pyramus,
flambeaux,
extras,
agrippina,
donizetti,
vocalism,
fugues,
organists,
musicals,
troupe,
oboists,
ragamuffins,
puppeteers,
englishwomen,
continuo,
woodwinds,
handelian,
cavalleria,
nursemaids,
noblemen,
playgoer,
boccherini,
priestesses,
madrigals,
chanteuses,
estragon,
brokers,
clowns,
drones,
shopkeepers,
clients,
leeches,
outsiders,
spectators,
acquaintances,
amateurs,
artisans,
bees,
butchers,
callers,
clerks,
entertainers,
grocers,
interviewers,
listeners
Also try:
— Adjectives for supernumeraries:
many,
other,
mere,
few,
several,
such,
useless,
silent,
more,
certain,
only,
more...
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