Play Acting 4 7 Crossword Clue

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Below are possible answer for quick crossword clue: play acting 4 7. We have 5 answers for play acting 4 7 in our database.

Possible answers to play acting 4 7

MAKE-BELIEVE
- Play-acting (4-7)
- A feigning to believe, as in the play of children; a mere pretense; a fiction; an invention.
- Feigned; insincere.
DRAMATICS
- Doctor has crazy cast aim for over-theatrical behaviour
- Exaggerated play-acting
- Histrionic behaviour
- Histrionics
- Overacting
- Theatricals
HISTRIONICS
- Dramatic play-acting
- Melodramatic behavior
- Melodramatic behaviour
PLAY
- Drama
- Dramatic piece
- Easy after child’s drama
- Frolic
- Fun and games
- Have fun
- Have fun removing dirt from playground
SCENE
- Background
- Behave badly, make a ...
- Film clip
- If you make one there’ll be an embarrassing display
- Location
- Location (of event)
- Part of play

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