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interlude

noun

  1. a short, humorous play formerly presented between the parts of a miracle play or morality play
  2. a short play of a sort popular in the Tudor period, either farcical or moralistic in tone and with a plot typically derived from French farce or the morality play
  3. any performance between the acts of a play
  4. instrumental music played between the parts of a song, liturgy, play, etc.
    1. anything that fills time between two events
    2. intervening time or, rarely, space

See interlude in American Heritage Dictionary 4

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