WHAT'S THE WORD? A person who STOLE THINGS OR MADE A BAD CAUSE
CRIMINAL
WHAT'S THE WORD? (of the police) to use legal authority to catch SOMEONE
ARREST
WHAT'S THE WORD? THIS PLACE IS IN FRONT OF THE THEATER WHERE ACTORS PERFORM A PLAY
STAGE
WHAT'S THE WORD? A small building, structure, or shelter built among the branches of a tree
TREE HOUSE
WHAT'S THE WORD? To smile while making sounds with your voice that show you think something is funny or you are happy
LAUGH
WHAT'S THE WORD? A LONG, THIN TOOL WITH METAL TEETH FOR CUTTING WOOD
SAW
WHAT'S THE WORD? a container in which you keep and carry small tools, especially those used in the house or for repairing a car
TOOL BOX
WHAT'S THE WORD? A PERSON IN A PLAY OR STORY
CHARACTER
WHAT'S THE WORD? A GROUP OF PEOPLE WHO WATCH A PLAY
AUDIENCE
WHAT'S THE WORD? continuing in one direction without bending or curving
STRAIGHT
WHAT'S THE WORD? Not forming a straight line having many bends
CROOKED
WHAT'S THE WORD? A person, whose occupation is to investigate and solve crimes.
DETECTIVE
WHAT'S THE WORD? A PIECE OF CLOTH THAT HANGS ACROSS THE STAGE OR WINDOW
CURTAIN
WHAT'S THE WORD? TO COME INTO A ROOM OR BUILDING
ENTER
WHAT'S THE WORD? THIS IS THE PLACE THAT CONTAINING AUDIENCE TO WATCH A PLAY
HALL
WHAT'S THE WORD? A piece of evidence or information used in the detection of a crime or solving of a mystery.
CLUE
WHAT'S THE WORD? TO CARRY OUT RESEARCH OR STUDY INTO A SUBJECT, BACKGROUND SO AS TO DISCOVER FACTS OR INFORMATION
INVESTIGATE
WHAT'S THE WORD? A short informal letter or written message.
NOTE
WHAT'S THE WORD? ELECTRIC LAMPS THAT SHOW THE ACTORS IN A THEATER
LIGHTS
WHAT'S THE WORD? THE WORDS OF THE PLAY THAT CHARACTER SAYS SAY
SCRIPT
WHAT'S THE WORD? A LAGRE, FLAT PIECE OF WOOD
BOARD
WHAT'S THE WORD? A piece of equipment used for climbing up and down
LADDER
WHAT'S THE WORD? THE SPECIAL CLOTHES THE ACTORS WEAR IN A PLAY
COSTUME
WHAT'S THE WORD? The crime of stealing from somewhere or someone
ROBBERY