A signal for someone to start speaking or doing something., cue, queue, Objects used by actors in a play or film (short for “properties”)., probs, props, A long speech by one person in a conversation, play, of film., monologue, dialogue, A conversation between two or more people in a book, play, or film., monologue, dialogue, A person’s name written in their own way, often used to sign documents., signiture, signature, A movement of the hand, head, or body to express an idea or feeling., gesture, jesture, The customs, arts, and way of life of a particular group of people., colture, culture, The way something feels when you touch it (e.g, rough, smooth, bumpy)., texture, material, A break or crack in something hard, like a bone., crack, fracture, Something made by combining two or more different things., mixture, mixup, Large, movable items like tables, chairs, and beds that make a room ready for use., furniture, ferniture, A living being, especially an animal., creeture, creature

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