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storyboard
noun sto·ry·board \-ˌbȯrd\
: a series of drawings or pictures that show the changes of scenes and actions for a movie, television show, etc.
Full Definition of STORYBOARD
: a panel or series of panels on which a set of sketches is arranged depicting consecutively the important changes of scene and action in a series of shots (as for a film, television show, or commercial)
— storyboard transitive verb
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First Known Use of STORYBOARD
1942
Rhymes with STORYBOARD
aboveboard, beaverboard, bottle gourd, centerboard, checkerboard, circuit board, clavichord, College Board, cutting board, daggerboard, disaccord, diving board, drawing board, emery board, fiberboard, fingerboard, free on board, gold record, harpsichord, leaderboard, mortarboard, motherboard, of record, overboard, overlord, paddleboard, paperboard, pinafored, plasterboard, pompadoured, room and board, running board, sandwich board, shoulder board, shuffleboard, silver cord, smorgasbord, sounding board, spinal cord, sweep the board, tape-record, teeterboard, tetrachord, untoward, weatherboard
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