Associations to the word «Starring»
Noun
- Dunne
- Lucille
- Bergman
- Kingsley
- Fairbanks
- Johnny
- Screenplay
- Sylvester
- Hung
- Comedian
- Television
- Damon
- Woody
- Serial
- Geraldine
- Maureen
- Ginger
- Horror
- Billie
- Costello
- Joanne
- Bridges
- Musical
- Betty
- Dil
- Whitaker
- Ji
- Hutton
- Raj
- Gb
- Mcqueen
- Ingrid
- Jackie
- Hitchcock
- Jennifer
- Dev
- Ravi
- Mani
- Suspense
- Wong
- Rani
- Glover
- Gloria
- Rhys
- Cinderella
- Winters
- Zane
- Angelina
- Abc
- Dracula
- Julie
- Kim
- Hardy
- Shankar
- Annette
- Jin
- Flynn
- Hank
- Hara
- Shirley
- Rao
- Jessica
- Kaye
- Crosby
- Laurence
- Disney
- Lon
- Spears
- Paramount
- Terence
- Holm
- Sequel
- Kang
- Letterman
- Olivia
- Gangster
- Cate
- Joan
- Slater
- Hallmark
- Hines
- Mcgregor
- Farrell
- Emmy
- Chan
- Chun
- Harlow
- Romance
- Sandra
Wiktionary
STARRING, adjective. Of, relating to, or in the manner of a star
STARRING, verb. Present participle of star
STARRING, verb. (with a film as its subject) That which has the specified actor or actors, especially those in lead roles, in its cast.
STARRING, noun. The action of the verb to star.
Dictionary definition
STARRING, adjective. Indicating the most important performer or role; "the leading man"; "prima ballerina"; "prima donna"; "a star figure skater"; "the starring role"; "a stellar role"; "a stellar performance".
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