| Performer who doesn't say a word | 36 |
| Performer often trapped in a box | 32 |
| Performer in whiteface | 22 |
| Performer "trapped" in a box | 38 |
| Perform silently | 16 |
| Perfect person for silent movies | 32 |
| Park performer | 14 |
| Paleface? | 9 |
| One who gives the silent treatment? | 35 |
| One who descends imaginary stairs | 33 |
| Not one to talk? | 16 |
| Nonvocal actor | 14 |
| Nonspeaking street performer | 28 |
| Mute mimic | 10 |
| Mum one | 7 |
| Master of gesture | 17 |
| Marcel Marceau | 14 |
| Marceau, famously | 17 |
| Marceau for one | 16 |
| M. Marceau, for one | 19 |
| M. Marceau, e.g. | 16 |
| Invisible box captive | 21 |
| He hasn't a thing to say | 28 |
| Handy performer? | 16 |
| Go through the motions? | 23 |
| Give the silent treatment? | 26 |
| Give a clue in charades, essentially | 36 |
| Form of Greek drama | 19 |
| Entertainer with no lines | 25 |
| Entertainer often dressed in a striped shirt | 44 |
| Entertainer like Marceau | 24 |
| Dumb performer | 14 |
| Copy cat? | 9 |
| Claude Kipnis is one | 20 |
| Chaplin, for one | 16 |
| Chaplin e.g. | 13 |
| Body language expert? | 21 |
| Athenian farce | 14 |
| Apery expert | 12 |
| Actor without lines, maybe | 26 |
| Actor who uses body language | 28 |
| Acting genre once studied by David Bowie | 40 |
| Act out silently | 16 |
| Act out | 7 |
| A Roman farce | 13 |
| Acted wordlessly | 16 |
| Acted out | 9 |
| Emulated Marceau | 16 |
| Portrayed using gestures | 24 |
| Imitated Marceau | 16 |
| Aped | 4 |
| Worked in whiteface | 19 |
| Said with gestures | 18 |
| Played in a way | 15 |
| Performed without a sound | 25 |
| Performed silently | 18 |
| Imitated Marcel Marceau | 23 |
| Emulated Harpo Marx | 19 |
| Emulated Harpo | 14 |
| Depicted wordlessly | 19 |
| Declined to comment? | 20 |
| Communicated without saying anything | 36 |
| Acted without words | 19 |
| Acted without speaking | 22 |
| Acted the buffoon | 17 |
| Acted quietly? | 14 |
| Copy, in a way | 14 |
| Old copy | 8 |
| Outdated copier, for short | 26 |
| Old school machine | 18 |
| Xerox predecessor | 17 |
| Tool of teachers in the '60s | 32 |
| Old-fashioned duplicating machine | 33 |
| Old copy machine | 16 |
| Obsolete repro machine | 22 |
| Ditto alternative | 17 |
| Copier of old | 13 |
| Certain copy | 12 |
| Run off, in the old days | 24 |
| Retro copy, for short | 21 |
| Retro copier | 12 |
| Photocopy's ancestor, for short | 35 |
| Photocopy precursor | 19 |
| Photocopy forerunner | 20 |
| Photocopier's ancestor | 26 |
| Passé copier | 15 |
| Outmoded copier | 15 |
| Old-style copier | 16 |
| Old school copy | 15 |
| Old copy machine, briefly | 25 |
| Old copier | 10 |
| Graph heading | 13 |
| Copier, for short | 17 |
| Certain copy, briefly | 21 |
| Bygone form of copying | 22 |
| Bygone copy | 11 |
| Silent performers | 17 |
| Their actions speak for them | 28 |
| Street performers | 17 |
| Plays charades | 14 |