| 释义 |
vaudevillain U.S. colloq. ? Obs.|ˈvɔːd(ə)vɪlən, ˈvəʊd-|
[f. vaudeville, after villain n.]
= vaudevillian n.
1909Sat. Even. Post 5 June 17/2 One thrifty vaudevillain made sixty-five weeks one season in this way. 1916J. K. Bangs From Pillar to Post xvi. 326 The major was a great believer in the value of Author's Readings by what he used to call ‘running mates’—teams, as the vaudevillains have it. |