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A line improvised by an actor during a performance, usually because the actor has forgotten his or her line or because something unscripted has occurred onstage. Sometimes an author directs the actors to ad lib, as in crowd scenes during which individual words cannot be distinguished by the audience.
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| ad libitum |
Literally means at liberty. When used in reference to animals it means the animal or bird is free to eat whenever it wants. Most people allow their caiques to eat pellets and fruits ad libitum. Many, however, restrict their access to seeds.
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| ad libitum |
In accordance with desire.
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| ad lib. |
Dialogue in which the characters or actors make up what they say in real time on the movie set or on stage. From the Latin ad libitum, "in accordance with desire."
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| ad lib |
Dialogue in which the characters or actors make up what they say in real time on the movie set or on stage. From the Latin ad libitum, "in accordance with desire."
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