FAME

FAME


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Word: fame
Phonetic: /feɪm/
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What is said or reported; gossip, rumour.
One's reputation.
The state of being famous or well-known and spoken of.
To make (someone or something) famous


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A fickle food upon a shifting plate: Dickinson
A fickle food upon a shifting plate
Careers category
I would give all my ___ for a pot of ale:Henry V
It usually comes to those who are thinking about something else
The shadow of Virtue: Seneca
___ is the spur...
is the spur...: Milton
Proof that the people are gullible
*Renown
1975 David Bowie chart-topper
1980 Irene Cara film
1980 Irene Cara movie
A place in the sun
Actors goal
An Olympic champion might suddenly have it
Anonymitys opposite
Cara film
Category in the game Careers
Celebs accomplishment
Celebs possession
Celebrity
Celebs acquire it
Celebs have it
David Bowie hit
David Bowie song
David Bowie tune
Fifteen-minute gift?
Fortune companion
Fortune partner
Fortunes frequent companion
Fortunes friend
Fortunes partner
Greatness
Hall of ___
Hockeys Hall of ___
Irene Cara film
Irene Cara hit
It may be fleeting
It may last 15 minutes
Its a fleeting thing
Movie about aspiring singers and actors
Movie set at New Yorks High School of Performing Arts
Movie
Notability
Notoriety
Off-Broadway musical set at N.Y.C.s High School of Performing Arts
Oscar-winning song of 1980
Oscar-winning Irene Cara song
Part of a baseball stars life
Partner of fortune
Popularity
Public regard
Publicity
Reclame
Recognition
Renown
Repute
SEE NOTEPAD
Splash aftermath?
Star quality
Star status
Stars status
Starlets dream
Starlets goal
___ and fortune
Hall of ___ of New York University.
Baseball's Hall of ___, at Cooperstown, N. Y.
Obscurity's opposite.
Lofty reputation.
Eminence
Kudos
Requisite for NYU's hall.
Reputation
An empty bubble.
John Milton's spur.
___ Honor
___ Glory
Fortune's companion.
Fortune's partner.
Place in the sun
Celebrity's acquirement
Public eminence
Chaucer's The House of ___
Movie or TV program
TV series
Réclame
Starlet's dream
A fickle food upon a shifting plate, according to Emily Dickinson
Stardom?
A fickle food, to Emily Dickinson
What stars have
A fickle food, per Emily Dickinson
Musical ___
Musical - celebrity
Musical — stardom
Favourable public reputation
Prominence
Celebrity's sweetheart left shed
Celebrity in stage musical
Celebrity in Cardiff, American
Celebrity in spoof, a megastar
Alan Parker movie from 1980
Prestige of footballers and yours truly!
Celebrity writing note to self?
In aid of America's reputation
The Mafia, short of a hit, casually turned over celebrity
Two notes about morning glory
Note footballer's body complaint
As shown by setter, foremost characters in Flanders achieve renown
Qualifier for a hall entry?
1980 teen musical
23's musical
Celebrity of American extraction
Musical notes
Clout chasers goal
What nobodies havent
Widespread popularity
Widespread renown
Celebritys possession
#1 hit for David Bowie in 1975
The perfume of heroic deeds, to Socrates
Central theme of A Star Is Born
Childcare facility
Notions
Pierce
Worries and a lot of fear with this sharp blade
Downgrade protest by the discontented
Note or two notes
Lover left out celebrity
Iron clothes in the morning for celebrity
Fortunes mate
Starlets quest
Status --
Setting not right for celebrity
Song title for Irene Cara and David Bowie
"If you come to ___ not understanding who you are, it will define who you are": Oprah Winfrey
It can take interesting men and thrust mediocrity upon them, per David Bowie
1980 #4 hit for Irene Cara, who passed away on Friday at age 63
"A fickle food," per Emily Dickinson
1980s series starring Debbie Allen
High regard
Celebrity status
Out of order, Rays followers achieving renown
1975 David Bowie song
Wide acclamation
Wide renown
Out of order, Rays followers achieving renown (4)
Shelleys love disguised
Struggling actors dream
Iron clothes in the morning for dance show




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