Making Believe 4 6 Crossword Clue

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Possible answers to making believe 4 6

PLAY-ACTING
- Hamming it up (4-6)
- Making believe
- Making believe (4-6)
- Pretending (4-6)
- Pretending dramatic composition requires stage work
PRETENDING
- Acting before taking care
- jiving
- Making believe
- of Pretend
PLAYACTING
- Hamming it up
- Making believe
- Pretending

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