Definitions
Sharp tips, scores, places, or main ideas.
Used in a sentence
“In my concentrated week at Stratford I found that, although as a theatregoer for decades I could not help marking what the old actors called 'points' now and again, […]”
“The nineteenth century acting technique of making points was encouraged by the dramaturgy of the melodramas which dominated the stage. The style was in fact difficult to avoid in many popular plays.”
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Used as a crossword answer1 curated clues
01“Sharp ends or scores”6 letters
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