curtain call
noun
the appearance of the performers at the conclusion of a theatrical or other performance in response to the applause of the audience.
each individual appearance of a performer at the end of a performance in response to prolonged applause.
Origin of curtain call
First recorded in 1880–85
Words nearby curtain call
curst,
curt,
curtail,
curtail step,
curtain,
curtain call,
curtain lecture,
curtain line,
curtain raiser,
curtain shutter,
curtain speech
Example sentences from the Web for curtain call
While the applause, reaching curtain-call after curtain-call, surged all about him, young Lancaster was lost in rverie.
Cape of Storms |Percival Pollard
British Dictionary definitions for curtain call
curtain call
noun
the appearance of performers at the end of a theatrical performance to acknowledge applause