1. To express, as in a ballet.

2. A more or less complicated dance; a scenic representation of actions, characters, and passions, by means of gesture and music, accompanied with dancing.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• valleyt,
• walllet,
• bullent,
• baget,
• bailley,
• bulet,
• bullut,
• vallet,
• balll,
• pallett,
• ballat,
• batlle,
• barlet,
• ballder,
• allert,
• yalled,
• barpet,
• bailut,
• bulliet,
• ballust

• Balliet,
• balata,
• baldi,
• bail out,
• ballade,
• ballad,
• bale out,
• bald,
• balled,
• baldo,
• ballot,
• billet,
• bullet,
• bawl out,
• ballota,
• baldy.

The adjective form of the word "ballet" is "balletic".

The plural of the "ballet" can be the "ballets".

The singular of the "ballet" can be the "ballet".