Actor is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ACTOR in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a theatrical performer
• a person who behaves in a way that is not genuine
• a person whose profession is acting on the stage, in films, or on television.
• a participant in an action or process
• person who acts in a play, film, etc
• One who acts, or takes part in any affair; a doer.
• A theatrical performer; a stageplayer.
• An advocate or proctor in civil courts or causes.
• One who institutes a suit; plaintiff or complainant.
• a person who acts and gets things done

Words related to ACTOR

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Words that contain ACTOR

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How to use ACTOR in a sentence

• The officers at the fort as well as my family and friends to whom I had mentioned the matter, laughed at the idea of my ever becoming an actor.
• Moreover he was a born actor, and was at one time the leading spirit of a band of amateurs who gave entertainments for charity all over England.
• Rea, the Irish actor who in the role of Lincoln was merely great.
• He tried to speak with authority and conviction, but he was a bad actor always.
• After a short dialogue with the girl, a third actor appeared.
• And the danger of going on the stage is that, once an actor, always an actor.
• It is fatal to either the actor or the speaker to cross his bridges too soon.
• What a noble artist he is! and with what wonderful vigor he acts through his singing! being no actor at all the moment he stops singing.
• Well, Count, it seems that Michael Clear was an actor, who bore a strong resemblance to Mr.
• At the rectory of the village in question was a very clever man, an unusual specimen of a clergyman, a thorough man of the world and a born actor.
• And are you not indeed the first actor? However, you owe us still the conclusion of your narrative.
• It would take too many chapters to tell of each actor and the nightly performances.
• The New Zealand story, as I have said, cannot be told in the lifetime of the chief actor in it.
• In a cheap theatre we see a bad actor, imperfectly disguised as a viscount, bind a shrieking young woman to the railroad tracks, with an express train approaching.
• At one end of the breast-board the two ladies, at the other the actor and the Californian, looked out and down.
• A great student is a great actor, and as great as a marshal or a statesman.
• A famous actor, who had thrown his proverbial reticence to the winds, kept his immediate neighbors in a state of semi-hysterical mirth.
• Unless Sir Hardinge Giffard is a splendid actor, he was not aware of the infamous proceeding, for he looked as startled as the rest of his legal brethren.
• Two were dramatic critics, others artist and actor friends.
• He is to be compared to an actor whose part requires him to wear a wig, a false moustache, a false chin.
• How charming he was! And how very, very young! He at once gave promise of being a good actor and of having done the right thing in following his brother on to the stage.
• It is not necessary for the actor to present Seckendorf as an imbecile.
• An actor! Oh, I thank Your Majesty for this most gracious sentence.
• He has had to supplement his skill as a musician by his readiness as an actor.
• In this dramatic exploit Douglas was at times an irresponsible, but never a weak nor a false actor.
• But the actor who plays in a pantomime cannot be satisfied with that.

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