Definition of medicine show in English:

medicine show

noun

North American historical

A travelling show in which entertainers attracted customers to whom medicine could be sold.
he ran away again, this time joining a medicine show
Example sentencesExamples
- In the old days, bands were playing medicine shows or vaudeville, where you had to capture your audience immediately or you were booted off the stage.
- His father immediately tracked him down and brought him back home, yet he ran away again, this time joining a medicine show.
- Eventually, the family became a medicine show, traveling the Mid-West.
- Well, in the 60s and 70s I was doing medicine shows when people my age were listening to Jimi Hendrix.
- Rodgers continued to work on the railroad and perform comedy with medicine shows while he sang.
- He was a boy piano player in the 1800s in the Wild West with a medicine show.
- He has also done a series of self-portraits based on a traveling medicine show in which he once performed.
- The idea that remedies from a far-away, exotic location are more potent than anything home grown harkens back to the traveling medicine shows of the 19th century.
- Sonny lived with his sister for a while, but soon began touring with a medicine show.
- They're all self-portraits and they all have to do with a medicine show performance I used to do.

Definition of medicine show in US English:

medicine show

noun

North American historical

A traveling show in which entertainers attracted customers to whom medications could be sold.
he ran away again, this time joining a medicine show
Example sentencesExamples
- Well, in the 60s and 70s I was doing medicine shows when people my age were listening to Jimi Hendrix.
- His father immediately tracked him down and brought him back home, yet he ran away again, this time joining a medicine show.
- Sonny lived with his sister for a while, but soon began touring with a medicine show.
- He has also done a series of self-portraits based on a traveling medicine show in which he once performed.
- In the old days, bands were playing medicine shows or vaudeville, where you had to capture your audience immediately or you were booted off the stage.
- Rodgers continued to work on the railroad and perform comedy with medicine shows while he sang.
- They're all self-portraits and they all have to do with a medicine show performance I used to do.
- The idea that remedies from a far-away, exotic location are more potent than anything home grown harkens back to the traveling medicine shows of the 19th century.
- Eventually, the family became a medicine show, traveling the Mid-West.
- He was a boy piano player in the 1800s in the Wild West with a medicine show.

单词	medicine show
释义	Definition of medicine show in English: medicine show noun North American historical A travelling show in which entertainers attracted customers to whom medicine could be sold. he ran away again, this time joining a medicine show Example sentencesExamples In the old days, bands were playing medicine shows or vaudeville, where you had to capture your audience immediately or you were booted off the stage. His father immediately tracked him down and brought him back home, yet he ran away again, this time joining a medicine show. Eventually, the family became a medicine show, traveling the Mid-West. Well, in the 60s and 70s I was doing medicine shows when people my age were listening to Jimi Hendrix. Rodgers continued to work on the railroad and perform comedy with medicine shows while he sang. He was a boy piano player in the 1800s in the Wild West with a medicine show. He has also done a series of self-portraits based on a traveling medicine show in which he once performed. The idea that remedies from a far-away, exotic location are more potent than anything home grown harkens back to the traveling medicine shows of the 19th century. Sonny lived with his sister for a while, but soon began touring with a medicine show. They're all self-portraits and they all have to do with a medicine show performance I used to do. Definition of medicine show in US English: medicine show noun North American historical A traveling show in which entertainers attracted customers to whom medications could be sold. he ran away again, this time joining a medicine show Example sentencesExamples Well, in the 60s and 70s I was doing medicine shows when people my age were listening to Jimi Hendrix. His father immediately tracked him down and brought him back home, yet he ran away again, this time joining a medicine show. Sonny lived with his sister for a while, but soon began touring with a medicine show. He has also done a series of self-portraits based on a traveling medicine show in which he once performed. In the old days, bands were playing medicine shows or vaudeville, where you had to capture your audience immediately or you were booted off the stage. Rodgers continued to work on the railroad and perform comedy with medicine shows while he sang. They're all self-portraits and they all have to do with a medicine show performance I used to do. The idea that remedies from a far-away, exotic location are more potent than anything home grown harkens back to the traveling medicine shows of the 19th century. Eventually, the family became a medicine show, traveling the Mid-West. He was a boy piano player in the 1800s in the Wild West with a medicine show.
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