Words Ending With ACT

To release repressed emotions by reliving past experiences.

To consider apart from a specific instance.

Something that people do.

British spelling of artifact; a man-made object.

A man-made object, especially of historical or cultural value.

To cause to come toward or draw interest.

A person who learns without a teacher.

To act as a benefactor toward; to help or benefit.

A biological object not altered by humans.

A modified leaf below a flower or inflorescence.

A mark or magical symbol.

Obsolete form of carrack.

A soldier or horseman fully covered in armor.

A large waterfall or steep rapids.

A letter or symbol (obsolete).

To work together.

To enact together with another person.

Closely and firmly packed together.

The state or act of touching or being in communication.

A legally binding agreement between parties.

Act against and reduce the effect of something.

To diminish or take away from something.

Having two rays or points.

A person inclined or intended to instruct others.

To cause or undergo diffraction, as light passing through a narrow opening.

To draw someone's attention away.

To make a bill into law.

The age of the lunar calendar in days at the start of a year.

Completely correct or precise, with no errors.

To remove or take out, often with effort.

Something known to be true.

Dated form of fluid extract.

To break or violate, now obsolete.

A type of shell or fossil.

A natural rock formation that resembles a human-made artifact.

A structure or organism having six rays.

The striking of one body against another.

Not compact; loose or incoherent.

Not precisely correct or accurate.

To violate or break a rule or law.

Unbroken and undamaged.

To act together or communicate with others.

To act badly or wrongly.

Having a single ray.

Not abstract; concrete.

Involving no physical contact.

Not involving or based on a contract.

Something that is not a fact, such as an opinion or falsehood.

Not involving impact.

To smell; to perceive with the nose.

To perform a role better than another actor.

Too abstract in nature.

To perform a role in an exaggerated way.

To respond with exaggerated emotion or force.

A formal agreement between parties.

A five-rayed structure, as in some sponges.

To perform on a stage or in a theatrical production.

Having multiple rays or arms.

After the event has occurred.

Occurring after a collision or impact.