Dŭmb'-shōw, n.
(dŭm′shō), n. 1. A part of a dramatic representation, formerly shown pantomimically, chiefly for the sake of exhibiting more of the story than could be otherwise included, but sometimes merely emblematical. Nares.
Sense 2. Gesture without words; pantomime; as, to tell a story in dumb-show.