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billing
noun [U] (INFORMATION) /ˈbɪl.ɪŋ/Definition
› information, especially about a performance: Unfortunately, the show never lived up to (= was not as good as) its billing.Information and messages star/top billing › the top position that someone is advertised as having in a showCasting, roles and scripts
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Synonyms and related words:
- bill noun (NOTICE)
- bit part noun
- cameo noun (PERFORMANCE)
- cast noun (ACTORS)
- cast verb (ACTORS)
- casting couch noun
- cue noun (SIGNAL)
- dame noun (CHARACTER)
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