cameo

IPA: kˈæmioʊ

noun

  • A piece of jewelry, etc., carved in relief.
  • A single very brief appearance, especially by a prominent celebrity in a movie or song.

verb

  • To appear in a cameo role.
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Examples of "cameo" in Sentences

  • I just hope that superman cameo is still in the movie.
  • They come and make what we call cameo appearances, but as a group, they didn't hang.
  • This cameo is the reason why Connery got bumped to the number two position on the list.
  • And hope you stayed to the end to see a cameo from the great John Amos, playing second fiddle to a dog named Stanley.
  • In 1999, the Albert Brooks comedy "The Muse" featured a cameo from the filmmaker, depicting him as someone unsure of what to do next.
  • This cameo is a perfect example of playing against type, and it probably has something to do with a bit of an Alice Cooper re-emergence around the early nineties.
  • One of the great pleasures of Barney's Version, the opening night feature of the Hamptons International Film Festival, was the parade of Canadian filmmakers in cameo roles: David Cronenberg, Atom Egoyan, among them.
  • Great List, the Bill Murray cameo is probably one of the best things about “Zombieland” (the other of which include Woody Harrelson, and hot chicks blowing up Zombies … which basically guarantees four stars in my book.)
  • After always being teased mercilessly about being from Canada, Robin tries to show everyone that she's got what it takes to be a real New York resident on "How I Met Your Mother" (CBS at 8), which has a cameo from the one and only Maury Povich.

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