1. A form of classical Japanese musical drama featuring stylized movement, masks, and poetic language, typically performed on a bare stage.
Usage: Often capitalized when referring to the art form itself; Also spelled 'No' in some contexts

Examples

• The noh performance captivated the audience with its elegant, slow movements.
• She studied noh theater for many years before performing professionally.
• Noh masks are carefully crafted to convey specific emotions and character types.
• The actor wore a traditional noh costume made of silk and brocade.
• Noh is considered one of the oldest forms of theater still regularly performed today.