Definition of showtime
: the scheduled or actual time at which a show or something likened to a show begins
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Examples of showtime in a Sentence
We have five minutes until showtime.
Showtime is in five minutes.
Recent Examples of showtime from the Web
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Meanwhile, in New Haven, Friday Flicks showtimes are at 8:30 p.m. each day and picnics are welcome.
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Most showtimes are at 6:45 p.m. Thursdays throughout the summer at the lakefront in downtown Pewaukee.
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There was a hum in the air even before showtime, as fans streamed into the Fillmore for one of the hottest hometown rock events in recent memory.
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Tickets and showtimes: mods.org Songwriting Competition Quincy Jones Music Competition, $35 entry per song.
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Guests can choose from a pair of showtimes (7:30 p.m. or 8:30 p.m.) to enjoy a special show from the local comedy troupe, which will also host improv and joke-writing exercises.
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Children can also do their own exploring in preconcert activities one hour before showtime.
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Find more details about the movie, its Indiana actors and its showtimes here.
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Runs through May 10; for tickets and showtimes: mods.org Songwriting Competition Quincy Jones Music Competition, $35 entry per song.
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First Known Use of showtime
1893
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Definition of showtime for English Language Learners
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: the time when a play, movie, etc., begins
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