| Action at Pebble Beach | 22 |
| Action at Christie's | 24 |
| Action at a Danish auction? | 27 |
| Action area in Britain | 23 |
| Action after a defeat, often | 28 |
| Action after a default | 22 |
| Acting without thinking | 23 |
| Acting up, to Fats Waller | 25 |
| Acting through the skin | 23 |
| Acting the doctor or lawyer | 27 |
| Acting teasingly amorous | 24 |
| Acting supererogatorily | 23 |
| Acting sneakily, maybe | 22 |
| Acting out of a phrase | 22 |
| Acting officer, in Britain | 26 |
| Acting lover of Charles II | 26 |
| Acting litigiously toward | 25 |
| Acting like a supreme being | 27 |
| Acting like a slave driver | 26 |
| Acting legend Borgnine | 22 |
| Acting job, essentially | 23 |
| Acting in place of a ruler | 26 |
| Acting in adult films? | 22 |
| Acting in a play, right now | 27 |
| Acting father and daughter | 26 |
| Acting family of TV and film | 28 |
| Acting down in the mouth | 24 |
| Acting coach Strasberg | 22 |
| Acting based on guesswork | 25 |
| Acting as conference head | 25 |
| Acting as an attendant | 22 |
| Actian and Alexandrian | 22 |
| Acted without speaking | 22 |
| Acted unprofessionally | 22 |
| Acted the field general | 23 |
| Acted snobbishly toward | 23 |
| Acted rudely, in a way | 22 |
| Acted maternally toward | 23 |
| Acted like a timid horse | 24 |
| Acted like a new grandparent | 28 |
| Acted like a creep, in a way | 28 |
| Acted like a cheapskate | 23 |
| Acted like a baby, in a way | 27 |
| Acted in a domineering way | 26 |
| Acted hungry, in a way | 22 |
| Acted broadly, on Broadway | 26 |
| Acted as point man for | 22 |
| Acted as coxswain, e.g. | 23 |
| Acted as an agent, informally | 29 |
| Acted as a substitute (for) | 27 |
| Acted as a good Samaritan | 25 |
| Act without self-restraint | 26 |
| Act with intentionality | 23 |
| Act with great feeling | 22 |
| Act together defensively | 24 |
| Act to impress the audience | 27 |
| Act the toady, slangily | 23 |
| Act the sore loser, say | 23 |
| Act the loving grandparent | 26 |
| Act the fifth columnist | 23 |
| Act the expectant father | 24 |
| Act the big shot in a way | 25 |
| Act that may wreck a watch | 26 |
| Act that may be read aloud | 26 |
| Act that gets you a hand | 24 |
| Act studied in law school | 25 |
| Act spooked, as a horse | 23 |
| Act proverbially human | 22 |
| Act pretentiously, in a way | 27 |
| Act out of impatience, maybe | 28 |
| Act on like a carbon filter | 27 |
| Act of wanton violence | 22 |
| Act of Supremacy institutor | 27 |
| Act of singing the scales | 25 |
| Act of self-recrimination | 25 |
| Act of saving a life, e.g. | 26 |
| Act of reckless bravado | 23 |
| Act of messing with doctrine | 28 |
| Act of love, or hostility | 25 |
| Act of law enforcement | 22 |
| Act of eating one's words | 29 |
| Act of deliberate betrayal | 26 |
| Act of delaying, old-style | 26 |
| Act of Contrition reciter | 25 |
| Act of Contrition finale | 24 |
| Act of Contrition ender | 23 |
| Act of calming via a drug | 25 |
| Act of aiding an enemy | 22 |
| Act of 1930's: Abbr. | 24 |
| Act more conservatively | 23 |
| Act like the master of | 22 |
| Act like the Apostle Thomas | 27 |
| Act like Pavlov's dogs | 26 |
| Act like an archaeologist | 25 |
| Act like a thirsty cat | 22 |
| Act like a startled horse | 25 |
| Act like a slavedriver | 22 |
| Act like a slave-driver | 23 |
| Act like a scaredy-cat | 22 |
| Act like a protective mother | 28 |