Definitions
artificial as if portrayed in a film
Word origin
Former trademark of Celluloid Manufacturing Company; from cellulose + -oid.
Used in a sentence
“"And will you now, sir, take off your celluloid collar and permit me to burn it in the candle? Thank you, sir. And will you allow me to smash your spectacles for you with my hammer? Thank you."”
“Celluloid railway comedy was hardly to appear again until the mid-thirties and, later, in Britain.”
“In particular, they set Kerouac and Ginsberg to the specifications of an emergent superficial form—celluloid antiheroes—attractive to those in want of adventure and who would soon be reading On the Road (1957).”
Source: Wiktionary, CC BY-SA 4.0
Used as a crossword answer1 curated clues
01“Old film material”9 letters
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