appearance
the first time that someone or something is seen
happening or done quickly and unexpectedly
an arrival or presence that lasts only a short time
not expected to happen
happening at the beginning; first
an appearance that is not expected
sudden and surprising or easy to notice
sudden and unexpected, and often unpleasant
the first time someone performs or appears in public
an occasion when someone appears in a place where they can be seen by many people
an occasion when someone, especially someone famous, goes to a place in order to meet and talk to people, sign books, etc.
the final time someone performs or appears in public
an occasion when someone is seen on a television program
the last time someone performs or appears in public
a performance given in front of an audience, not recorded
an occasion when someone has to go to a court of law
short for television appearance
having happened or started only a short time ago
the second time someone performs or appears in public
appearing or happening in a fixed pattern, with equal or similar amounts of space or time between
an occasion when a well-known person appears in a show, concert, etc.
an occasion when an actor or performer is on stage
an appearance that has been arranged for a particular time
not happening or seen very often
appearing or happening often
a small but noticeable part in a film or play, performed by a famous actor
happening or done sometimes but not often
an occasion when someone is heard on a radio program
relating to a person's body, rather than their mind or emotions
the way a person looks, including their clothes, hair, and grooming
pleasing to the eye
the total or entire way that someone or something looks
the overall way that someone or something looks
looking young
that can be seen on the outside
attractive in a classic, strong way, typically used for men
very unusual or easily noticed, and therefore attracting a lot of attention
relating to the outside of something or someone
relating to seeing or sight
having a special quality or character that is different and easy to recognize
on the outside of something
unusual or surprising; difficult to understand or explain
the way something seems to be, which may be different from the real situation
strange or unusual
untidy and dirty
very untidy (of hair, clothes, or appearance)
not well cared for; not neat or tidy
not attractive or appealing to the eye
money paid to a well-known person (e.g., a sportsperson or entertainer) for appearing at an event
money paid to a well-known person (e.g., a sportsperson or entertainer) for appearing at an event
hide the true situation and pretend that everything is going well
to form an opinion about someone or something based on their outward look
used for saying that something is true, although it does not seem to be
in a way that is opposite to what seems to be true
used to describe what someone or something looks like
to arrive or be present somewhere
to go to a social event for a short time, especially when you do not really want to be there
to be a sign that something new is beginning
to appear in public, especially in a performance
to decide that a planned public event will not happen
to possess a certain look or quality
to make how someone looks different
to provide a particular look or impression
to make one's appearance better
to cause a situation or state to continue, especially an impression
to begin to have a particular quality or appearance
to look at oneself to make sure one's appearance is neat and tidy
to maintain a particular impression, often one that is not true
to produce a particular look or impression
to improve the quality or attractiveness of one's appearance
to make a change to how someone looks
to keep a particular quality, feature, or state from being damaged or lost
to prevent seeming to be or do something, especially something wrong
to have an appearance that is very similar to something else