1. Superficial appearance; not reality.
2. Mild heav'n
3. Disapproves that care, though wise in show . Milton .
4. A spectacle; something offered to view for money.
5. Ostentatious display or parade.
7. Appearance as an object of notice.
8. The city itself makes the noblest show of any in the world. Addison .
9. Public appearance, in distinction of concealment; as an open show .
10. Semblance; likeness.
12. Seciousness; plausibility.
14. External appearance.
15. And forc'd, at least in show , to prize it more. Dryden .
16. Exhibition in view; as a show o fcattle, or cattle-show.
18. As for triumphs, masks, feasts, and such shows - Bacon .
20. Representative action; as a dumb show .
21. External appearance; hypocritical pretense.
