Answer: ACT
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Referring crossword puzzle clues
- Appear
- Exploit
- Decree
- Function
- Play part
- Ham it up
- Bill
- Pretense
- Pretend
- Do something
- Theater section
- Deed
- Sham
- Statute
- Perform
- Be decisive
- Play parts
- False front
- Portray
- Accomplishment
- Performance
- Play
- Behave
- Routine
- Make a decision
- Operate
- Take steps
- Play opener
- Achievement
- Front
- Talent
- Seem
- Play division
- Feat
- Part of a play
- Pretend to be
- Get off the fence
- Take effect
- Feign
- Do
- Play a role
- Play a part
- Put-on
- Revue segment
- Law
- Facade
- Set in motion
- Make a scene?
- Drama division
- Undertaking
- Perform on stage
- Charade
- Perform in a play
- Emote
- Step into character
- Vegas attraction
- Tread the boards
- Musical performance
- Make believe
- Take the lead
- Put on a show
- Play thing
- Opera part
- Go onstage
- False show
- Make a move
- Play thing?
- Perform a role
- Don't just sit there
- Play the part
- Don't just stand there
- "___ your age!"
- Play charades
- Take measures
- Play segment
- House work?
- Be in a cast
- Simulate
- Show piece?
- Piece of legislation
- Hop to it
- Make a scene
- Have an effect
- Fake it
- Do one's part?
- Play section
- Get busy
- Circus routine
- Successful legislation
- Shtick
- Congressional output
- The whole song and dance?
- Skit
- Segment of a play
- Nightclub routine
- Masquerade
- Comic's routine
- Work onstage
- When Hamlet dies
- Take the stage
- False pretense
- Drama part
- Do one's part
- Do not delay
- It's the law
- Be a thespian
- Show piece
- Pretend to be someone you're not?
- Play unit
- Play subdivision
- Parliamentary procedure
- Opéra division
- House work
- Emulate Olivier
- Bill's possible future
- Stop stalling
- Stop being apathetic
- Perform on a stage
- Be part of the picture
- Be effective
- Appear in a picture
- Thing done
- Stage performance
- Quit stalling
- Play period
- One of five in "Othello"
- Musical part
- Misbehave (with "up")
- It's divided into scenes
- It may be hard to follow
- Division of a play
- Congressional creation
- A third of some plays
- ___ of God
- What thespians do
- Take the initiative
- Section of a play
- SAT alternative
- Play piece
- Play one's part
- Perform in a movie
- Part of a musical
- Not just think
- Legal instrument
- Group of scenes
- Fill in (for)
- End up in a cast?
- Don't just sit
- Dissemble
- Conduct oneself
- Coll. entrance exam
- Circus unit
- "That's a tough ___ to follow"
- "Sister ___" (Whoopi Goldberg movie)
- Take to the stage
- Take a stand
- Show decisiveness
- Pretend to be someone you're not
- Play period?
- Play part, or play a part
- Play a part in a play
- Personate
- Perform in a film
- Opening ___ (warm-up band)
- One way to earn an Emmy
- One of five in "Hamlet"
- Not be passive
- Nightclub bit
- Join the cast
- It may be put on
- Dramatic division
- Congress creation
- Comport oneself
- Comport
- Class __
- Circus performance
- Caught in the ___
- Bit of legislation
- Behave in a certain manner
- Affordable Care ___
- ACA part
- A good way to wind up in a cast
- "If you ___ now . . ."
- "Everybody wants to get into the ___"
- "__ your age!"
- Work in a studio
- Work between the wings
- Word with riot or class
- Vaudeville segment
- Vaudeville routine
- Variety show segment
- Talent show entrant
- Take a part
- Stamp ___
- Song and dance, sometimes
- Series of scenes
- Segment of a musical
- Section of a musical
- Role-play
- Put up a front
- Put on an ___ (pretend)
- Pretend, in a way
- Play a part, or play part
- Play a character
- Perform in plays
- Perform in character
- Perform in a skit
- Perform a part
- Part of ACA
- Part of a revue.
- Opera segment
- Malfunction, with "up"
- Legislative product, perhaps
- Legislative decision
- It's only make-believe
- It's not for real
- It may be staged
- It may be heroic
- Have work in Hollywood
- Fake being
- Emulate Duse
- Do some lines?
- Do film work
- Do a portrayal
- Civil Rights, for one
- Be someone you're not
- Appear onstage
- Appear in a play
- "Get your ___ together!"
- "Don't ___ so surprised"
- "___ now!"
- ___ up
- Work on a Broadway stage
- Work in a play
- Work for a director
- Word with ''riot'' or ''class''
- Word following "riot" or "class"
- When Macbeth stabs Duncan
- What a brave face is sometimes
- Volstead ___
- Talent show performance
- Talent show entry
- Step into character, e.g.
- State lines?
- Stamp or Mann
- Stage routine
- Something to put on
- Show initiative
- Shakespearean segment
- Segment of a ballet
- Rise to action
- Riot or Homestead
- Recite lines
- Read the riot ___ to (scold)
- Put on an ___ (make believe)
- Play the role
- Play in a play
- Play a role onstage
- Play a part?
- Play a part (in)
- Performance piece?
- Performance part
- Perform in a cast
- Patriot ___
- Operetta division
- One-third of some plays
- One way to enjoy being in a cast
- One way to earn an Oscar
- One of two in "Hamilton"
- Not just sit
- Nightclub performance
- Mann, for one
- Make your move
- Make things happen
- Make one's move
- Make it happen
- Main ___
- Legislator's creation
- Legislative product
- Legislation creation
- Just do it
- It precedes "of God" or "of war"
- It might need to be cleaned up
- It may be tough to follow
- How to end up in a cast?
- Have an onstage role
- Have a role to play
- Have a role
- Get your ___ together
- Get one's ass in gear
- Follow direction?
- Exert force
- Emulate Eastwood
- Dramatize (with "out")
- Dramatic excerpt
- Don't wait
- Don't delay
- Dog ___, in vaudeville
- Do your part
- Do summer stock
- Do stage work
- Do some role-playing
- Do some film work
- Do lines?
- Do a thespian's job
- Creation of Congress
- Create some drama
- Create a role
- Congressional statute
- Congressional measure
- Collection of scenes
- Circus segment
- Caught in the ___ (seen doing something illegal)
- Broadway play segment
- Bestir oneself
- Behave.
- Be on a role?
- Be in the picture?
- Be in a cast?
- Be a major player?
- Ballet division
- Appear in a movie
- Appear in a film
- A.C.A. part
- A play may have one
- A fraction of some plays
- "You need to clean up your ___!"
- "That's a tough ___ to follow!"
- "Hard ___ to Follow" Brother Cane
- "Hamlet" part
- "America's Got Talent" feature
- ___ of Congress
- You might clean yours up or put one on
- You may need to clean yours up
- Work with a troupe
- Work with a company, say
- Work with a cast
- Work on Broadway
- Work on a soap, say
- Work on a set
- Work on a serial, say
- Work in summer stock, say
- Work in Hollywood, perhaps
- Work in a cast
- Work as a thespian
- Word with Stamp or Riot
- Word with class
- Word often followed by a Roman numeral
- Word after sex or riot
- Word after "comedy" or "class"
- What some should clean up
- What Denzel Washington can do
- What a star is paid to do
- What a scene is seen in
- What a faker may put on
- Warm-up or main
- Warm-up ___
- Volstead __: Prohibition enabler
- Vegas routine
- Vegas performance
- USA PATRIOT ___ (antiterrorism document)
- Univ. entrance exam
- Unit for Shakespeare
- Two or three scenes.
- Tough ___ to follow (talented performer)
- Topic of a Senate debate
- This fills a festival slot
- There is one in "The Thanksgiving Play"
- Theater segment
- The McCarran ___.
- The Affordable Care ___ (health law)
- The A of "FOIA request"
- The A in ICWA
- Test with a perfect score of 36
- Talent show participant
- Talent show hopeful
- Take part in a stage production
- Take part in a scene
- Take effect, as meds
- Take a part?
- Subdivision of a play
- Strut and fret one's hour
- Story division
- Stop quibbling
- Stop hesitating
- Stamp or Volstead
- Stamp or riot word
- Stamp __
- Stallone tries to do it
- Stage show segment
- Stage play part
- Stage entertainment
- Spiel, e.g.
- Spend time in "Our Town," say
- Something made in-House?
- Something a false person puts on
- Slip into a role
- Skid Row "Riot ___"
- Show biz group
- Several scenes might comprise one, on Broadway
- Several scenes
- Set of scenes
- Series of articles, maybe
- Sequence of scenes
- Segment of a Broadway play
- Scream "Stella," for instance
- School recital segment
- Samuel Beckett's "Endgame" has one
- Quit delaying
- Put on an ___
- Put on a performance
- Put on a happy face?
- Put on a happy face, say?
- Production part
- Proceed decisively
- Pretense that's put on
- Pretend to be someone else in a movie
- Precollege test scored out of 36
- Portray others
- Portray a character
- Portion of a play
- Play someone?
- Play someone, say
- Play Romeo
- Play part or play parts
- Play part or play a part
- Play one’s part?
- Play on Broadway
- Play dead, e.g.
- Play component
- Play before the camera
- Play a scene
- Play a role on stage
- Play a role in a film
- Play a part, or part of a play
- Play a part or play part
- Play a part in a movie
- Play a part . . . or a play part
- Performer's routine
- Perform(ance)
- Perform role
- Perform onstage
- Perform one's scenes
- Perform on Broadway
- Perform on a TV show
- Perform on a stage, perhaps
- Perform lines
- Perform like Yahya Abdul-Mateen II
- Perform in the play "Sweat"
- Perform in a stage play
- Perform in a skit, say
- Perform in a play, say
- Perform in a flick
- Perform in a film or play
- Perform in a film or on a stage
- Perform in a drama
- Perform in "Trouble in Mind"
- Perform in "Radio Golf"
- Perform in "Hamlet," for example
- Perform in "Blood at the Root"
- Perform a stage role
- Pearl Jam "Riot ___"
- Patriot __
- Participate in drama class
- Participate in an ensemble
- Part of a theatrical play
- Part of a talent agency's stable
- Part of a stage play
- Part of a show
- Part of a Euripides opus
- Part of "Tiny Alice"
- Part of "Chicago," say
- Parliamentary statute
- Parliamentary output
- Parliament decree
- Operetta part
- Opera or ballet part
- Opening ___ (performer who warms up the crowd for the headliner)
- Opening ___ (performer who precedes the headliner)
- Opening ___ (performer who goes on stage before the headliner)
- Opening ___ (performer before the headliner)
- Opening ___ (band before the headliner)
- One-fifth of "Macbeth"
- One-fifth of "Hamlet"
- One of two in the play "Trouble in Mind"
- One of two in most musicals
- One of two in Albee's "Three Tall Women"
- One of two in a typical musical
- One of two in "Waiting for Godot"
- One of two in "Don Giovanni"
- One of six in the play "The Inheritance"
- One of four in "The Crucible"
- One of five in many plays
- One of five in a Shakespeare play
- One of five in "The Winter's Tale"
- One of five in "King Lear"
- One of five in "Julius Caesar"
- One of a trio in "Our Town"
- One of a pair in "Waiting for Godot"
- One may have several scenes
- One may be hard to follow
- One fifth of "Hamlet"
- One Direction "___ My Age"
- Not wait
- Not twiddle one's thumbs
- Not stay idle
- Not sit on one's hands
- Not sit idly by
- Not just stand there
- Not just sit by
- Not hesitate
- Not delay
- Not behave, with "up"
- Not be idle
- Nirvana: "Lounge ___"
- Nirvana "Lounge ___"
- Musical Whoopi Goldberg movie "Sister ___"
- Move forward on a decision
- Moss Hart's ____ One
- More than talk
- More than plan
- Misbehave, with "up"
- Misbehave, with "out"
- Misbehave (with ''up'')
- Might be a warm-up one
- Mann is one
- Make a scene, in a way
- Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay ___ (equal pay law passed in 2009)
- Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay ___ (equal pay law enacted in 2009)
- Legislative statute
- Legislative edict
- Lay about? No, U-turn
- Lawmaker's creation
- Just a sham
- Juggling or magic, in a talent show
- Join a troupe
- Join a cast
- Its max. score is 36
- Its max score is 36
- Item on a circus program.
- It's often put on
- It's been passed
- It separates two breaks
- It may become law
- It may be passed on the Hill
- It gets booked for show
- It fills festival slot
- Insincere show
- Insincere display
- III, e.g., in "Richard III"
- I, II or III
- House product?
- House product
- Homestead ___
- Headliner is the "main" one
- Have a part in a play
- Have a part
- Have a moving part
- Hart's "___ One"
- Half of “South Pacific.”
- H.S. exam with a Science section
- Go into character
- Go before the camera
- Glass-Steagall, for one
- Get up on stage
- Get into character
- Get in on the ___
- German digit
- Function improperly, with "up"
- Fulfill a Star Performer card in Cranium
- Freedom of Information ___
- Formal decision
- False modesty, e.g.
- Extended lie
- Exploit, e.g.
- Exert force.
- Exert energy
- Exam with a Science Reasoning section
- Exam with a max score of 36
- Exam that seems apt for future theater majors
- Entertainer's routine
- Entertain in a cast
- Enter the picture?
- Endangered Species ___ (environmental protection law)
- Emulate Will Smith
- Emulate Washington or Ford
- Emulate Sarah Siddons
- Emulate Roscius
- Emulate Michael J. Fox
- Emulate Laurence Olivier
- Emulate Howard
- Emulate De Niro
- Emulate Brando
- Emulate Arnold Moss
- Dramatize, with "out"
- Dramatic unit divided into scenes
- Drama unit
- Don't procrastinate
- Don't just talk
- Don't hesitate
- Do what's expected
- Do something dramatic
- Do some sketch work
- Do some role playing
- Do it now!
- Do Hamlet
- Do a skit, say
- Do a skit
- Do a part?
- Do a movie performance
- Division of play?
- Division of a drama
- Division of "Billy Budd"
- Deliver a soliloquy, say
- Congressional passage
- Congressional law.
- Comic's show
- Comedy __
- Club turn
- Cleanup target?
- Clean Air, e.g.
- Class ___ (admirable person)
- Circus bit
- Chris Cornell "Disappearing ___"
- Caught in the ___ (seen breaking the rules)
- Caught in the ___ (discovered doing something bad)
- Capitol Hill product
- Busted rockers put one on for the judge
- Broadway division
- Brave face, sometimes
- Brave face, perhaps
- Brave face, maybe
- Bit of song and dance, e.g.
- Bit of pretense
- Bill's possible future status
- Bill, once passed
- Behave unnaturally
- Behave in a Spacey way?
- Behave badly, with "out"
- Become someone you aren't
- Beckett's "Endgame" has one
- Beatles "___ Naturally"
- Be someone else
- Be part of a picture?
- Be part of a cast
- Be in the picture
- Be in a series, say
- Be in a play
- Be in a film
- Be dramatic?
- Be a player
- Be a "Chess" player, say
- Band at a festival, say
- Assume a role
- Apt exam for an aspiring theater major?
- Appear (in)
- Ape Garbo
- A play may have just one
- A piece of feigned behavior: Colloq.
- A fifth of "Hamlet"
- A 90-minute play often just has one
- "You need to clean up your ___"
- "The Gong Show" offering
- "South Pacific" segment
- "Sister __": Whoopi Goldberg film
- "Sister ___" (Whoopi Goldberg film)
- "Sister ___" (Broadway musical based on a Whoopi Goldberg film)
- "Sister ____"
- "No Exit" has one
- "Macbeth" part
- "Macbeth" division
- "Just ___ naturally"
- "Just ___ natural"
- "Just __ naturally"
- "If you ___ now..."
- "Hamlet" segment
- "Hamlet" division
- "Hamilton" segment
- "Fun Home" has one
- "Don't ___ so high-and-mighty"
- "Clean up your ___!"
- "America's Got Talent" segment
- "America's Got Talent" entrant
- "A Strange Loop" has just one
- "_____ now!"
- "___ your age, young lady!"
- "___ your age and not your shoe size!"
- "___ well your part . . . "
- "___ now!" (infomercial phrase)
- "___ natural"
- "___ like you've been there before"
- "___ Like You Know" (LaShun Pace song)
- "___ a Fool" (2003 Ludacris song)
- ____ out: emulate
- ____ One : Hart biography
- ___ your wage (do only the work you're paid to do)
- ___ Up, political group formed in response to the AIDS crisis
- ___ Up (AIDS advocacy group)
- ___ out (misbehave)
- ___ of God (insurance term)
- ___ of desperation (something tried without much hope of success)
- __ I
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