Definitionn. the art of projecting your voice so that it seems to come from another source
Last update: July 18, 2015
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The Maori rebellion, fomented by French Catholics, was an outbreak against everything foreign, and the strange religion Hau-hauism, a blend of Old Testament history, Roman Catholic dogmas, pagan rites and ventriloquism, found many adherents. [Please select]
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Very rarely can you find a mocking-bird without intelligence and mischief enough to appreciate his ventriloquism. [Please select]
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In the course of the entertainment he will amuse the audience by his wonderful exhibition of Ventriloquism, in which he is unsurpassed. [Please select]
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He's up to his old tricks again, fellows; he's practicing that game of ventriloquism on us, that's what. [Please select]
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The explanation of certain strange phenomena as ventriloquism--a matter that Webster had investigated painstakingly--this had been urged before. [Please select]
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Whether the effect was produced by ventriloquism or whether he had confederates posted at various points, I do not know. [Please select]
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Indeed, I once did an essential service to a young man by means of my ventriloquism. [Please select]
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He was already well known in the village, having been in the habit of visiting it every for years and his reputation for dexterity, and especially for ventriloquism, had called out this large audience. [Please select]
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Mildred Norrington, a girl of seventeen,[5] used ventriloquism with such skill that she convinced two clergymen and all her neighbors that she was possessed. [Please select]
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