to cameo
- verb
- /ˈkeɪmiˌoʊ/
- The famous actor is set to cameo in the sequel to the blockbuster hit.
Examples
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I think having the characters cameo on each other's show would be a very cool nod to the fans.
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The Beatles themselves cameo in #8, which may be one of the main reasons why this series has not been "Marvel Masterworked."
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I apologize for my sleeping boyfriend Alfie Days, who just made a little cameo in this video.
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Any chance a certain pirate of the Caribbean could cameo for November sweeps?
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I've made a cameo appearance on Star Trek, my favorite sci-fi show.
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He got Dustin Hoffman to cameo in his introductory clip, so I guess that put him over the top?
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Most of the original cast will probably only cameo. I also doubt they'll go the SW Babies route and give us the adventures of Luke's kid and the Solo kids.
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Mike Glover was making a cameo on a dude who's a seal Shawn Ryan, Shawn Ryan show.
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Famke Janssen will cameo as Jean Grey in The Wolverine. We've learned that Famke Janssen flew into Sydney last week to shoot a cameo for the film.
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Captain Planet starring Michael Fassbender as Captain Planet and Charlize Theron as the Novascotian chick and Seth Green as the American with attitude, directed by M. Night Shyamalan, who also cameos as "Heart" and Tommy Lee Jones.
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Synonyms
To perform in a play or film
Go to an event, often briefly or in a formal way
To appear temporarily on a show or at an event
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Etymology
To cameo (verb) comes from the noun cameo and simply means to make that short, noticeable appearance — to 'appear briefly' in a film, show, or event.