Act surprised
Act sycophantically with
Act testy with
Act that gets you a hand
Act that may be read aloud
Act that may warm up the crowd
Act that suppresses free speech
Act that warms up the crowd
Act that's "contagious"
Act that's appreciated
ACT THE ___
Act the 14-Across
Act the 59-Across
Act the accessory
Act the accomplice
Act the affectionate grandparent
Act the agitator
Act the aide
Act the astronomer
Act the banshee
Act the bloodhound
Act the blowhard
Act the bouncer
Act the busybody
Act the butterfly
Act the chair
Act the chauffeur
Act the cheerleader
Act the copycat
Act the coquet
ACT THE COQUETTE
Act the couch potato
Act the couch potato (with "out")
Act the courier
Act the cover girl
Act the coxcomb
Act the crybaby
Act the cynic
Act the cynic, maybe
Act the demagogue
Act the drama queen
Act the drifter
Act the drudge
Act the epicure
ACT THE EXPECTANT FATHER
Act the femme fatale
Act the fink
Act the flunky
Act the fool
Act the fop
Act the freeloader
Act the gadabout
Act the gloomy Gus
Act the glutton
Act the goldbrick
Act the gossip
Act the gourmand
Act the grandparent, perhaps
Act the grouch
ACT THE HAM
Act the ham in "Hamlet"
Act the harpist
Act the heckler
Act the henchman, say
Act the hero
Act the highwayman
Act the hobo
Act the host
Act the informant
Act the jackass
Act the judge
Act the lecher
Act the letch
Act the loafer
Act the lookout for, say
Act the lookout, e.g.
Act the Lorelei
Act the loving grandparent
Act the malcontent
Act the marauder
Act the martyr
Act the masseuse
Act the mediator
Act the middleman
Act the model
Act the moocher
ACT THE MOTHER HEN
Act the nitpicker
Act the nomad
Act the noodge
Act the ogler
Act the P.I.
Act the pack rat
Act the pawnbroker
Act the peacemaker
Act the perjuror
Act the petty thief
Act the popinjay
Act the private eye
Act the rat
Act the ratfink
Act the robot
Act the rodent
Act the rooster
Act the seamstress
Act the serf
Act the serpent
Act the shopaholic
ACT the showman
Act the shrew
Act the shylock
Act the siren
Act the siren to
ACT THE SLOTH
ACT THE SNITCH
ACT THE SNOOP
Act the sore loser, say
Act the sot
Act the stoolie
Act the straggler
Act the suitor
Act the supplicant
Act the sycophant, with "over"
Act the temptress
Act the thief
ACT THE TOADY
ACT THE TOADY, SLANGILY
Act the troubadour
Act the trucker
Act the usher
Act the waiter
Act the wisenheimer
Act the wolf
ACT THE WORRYWART
Act the wrong way?
Act the yes man
Act theatrical
ACT theatrically
Act timidly
Act to atone for
Act to excess
ACT TO HOLD NEWSPAPERS DOWN
Act to impress the audience
Act to settle
Act together
Act too broadly
Act too dramatically
Act too expressively
Act too quickly
act toward
Act unceremoniously?
Act unit
Act unnaturally?
Act unprofessionally
Act unprofessionally?
Act unrestrainedly
Act unwisely and get lost
ACT up
act up
Act up a storm
Act up, with "on"
act upon
act upon
ACT VAINLY
act vainly
ACT VERBOTEN
ACT violently
Act violently against
act vocab
Act volcanic
ACT WELL
act whiny
Act with a rainy day in mind?
Act with an invisible wall
Act with boldness
Act with diligence
Act with excessive passion
ACT WITH GREAT FEELING
Act with great passion
ACT with haste
Act with passion
Act with two mikes
ACT WITHOUT RESTRAINT
Act without self-restraint
Act without subtlety
Act without the parents' blessings, say
Act without thinking
Act without words
ACT WORRIED
act wrongful
Act your ___, not your shoe size!
ACT YOUR ___!
Act your age!
ACT-SO org.
Act, already!
ACT, FEEL, OR GIVE MUTUALLY OR IN RETURN
Act, in a way
Act, in Acts?
ACT, part of
act, process, or cost of keeping something in good repair
act, process, or industry of extracting coal or ores from the earth
ACT, USUALLY EN MASSE, HURRIEDLY OR ON AN IMPULSE
ACTA
ACTAEON
ACTAEON, father of
ACTAEON, mother of
Actaeon, ultimately, in Greek myth
ACTARIUS (Johannes), subject of
ACTE AUTHOR
acted
Acted (as)
Acted after a coin toss, maybe
Acted alarmed, as a horse
Acted amateurishly
Acted amorously
Acted and spoke like
Acted angry
Acted antsy, in a way
Acted arrogantly with, with "around"
Acted as a bully
Acted as a figurehead
Acted as a good Samaritan
Acted as a guide
Acted as a mole
Acted as a substitute (for)
ACTED AS AN INFORMANT
Acted as an usher
Acted as arbiter
Acted as coxswain, e.g.
Acted as guide
Acted as helmsman
Acted as host
Acted as king
Acted as leader
Acted as moderator
Acted as oracle
Acted as point man for
Acted as toastmaster
acted as translator
Acted badly
Acted bold
Acted boldly
Acted bored
Acted Bossy?
ACTED BRIEFLY
Acted broadly, on Broadway
Acted bullish?
Acted desperately on "Jeopardy!," perhaps
Acted dizzily
Acted furtively