yes and

English

Etymology

From a well-known rule in improv acting, wherein improvised lines must (figuratively) be answered with yes and... in order to continue the scene.

Verb

yes and (third-person singular simple present yes ands, present participle yes anding, simple past and past participle yes anded)

(performing arts) To go along with what is offered, especially in a performative context, and to accept and expand upon it; to go with the flow; to take it in stride.
- 2011, Margaret Hicks, Chicago Comedy: A Fairly Serious History‎:
  If Lord Buckley made standup courageous, then Lenny Bruce “yes anded” that and ushered in standup for a new age

Anagrams

Adneys, denays, endsay

单词	yes and
释义	yes and English Etymology From a well-known rule in improv acting, wherein improvised lines must (figuratively) be answered with yes and... in order to continue the scene. Verb yes and (third-person singular simple present yes ands, present participle yes anding, simple past and past participle yes anded) (performing arts) To go along with what is offered, especially in a performative context, and to accept and expand upon it; to go with the flow; to take it in stride. 2011, Margaret Hicks, Chicago Comedy: A Fairly Serious History‎: If Lord Buckley made standup courageous, then Lenny Bruce “yes anded” that and ushered in standup for a new age Anagrams Adneys, denays, endsay
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