Ac´tor
ACTOR, practice. 1. A plaintiff or complainant. 2. He on whom the burden of proof lies. In actions of replevin both parties are said to be actors. The proctor or advocate in the courts of the civil law, was called actor.
To see an actor or actress in your dream,
foretells that will enjoy tremendous pleasure in life.
Your admiration of a particular celebrity may lead to a desire to have some of their physical or personality traits.
To dream that you are an actor,
denotes tArtful Dodger,
Casanova,
Don Juan,
Machiavel,
Machiavelli,
Machiavellian,
Roscius,
actress,
affecter,
agent,
antagonist,
antihero,
architect,
author,
bad guy,
bamboozler,
barnstormer,
befuddler,
beguiler,
bit,
bit part,
cast,
character,
character actor,
character man,
character woman,
charmer,
child actor,
counterfeiter,
creator,
cue,
deceiver,
deluder,
diseur,
diseuse,
dissembler,
dissimulator,
dodger,
doer,
double-dealer,
dramatizer,
duper,
enchanter,
entrancer,
executant,
executor,
executrix,
fabricator,
fake,
faker,
fat part,
feeder,
foil,
fooler,
forger,
fraud,
gay deceiver,
heavy,
hero,
heroine,
histrio,
histrion,
hoaxer,
hollow man,
hypnotizer,
impersonator,
ingenue,
jilt,
jilter,
joker,
jokester,
juvenile,
kidder,
lead,
lead role,
leading lady,
leading man,
leading woman,
leg-puller,
lines,
mainstay,
maker,
man of straw,
mannerist,
matinee idol,
medium,
mesmerizer,
mime,
mimer,
mimic,
misleader,
monologist,
mover,
mummer,
operant,
operative,
operator,
pantomime,
pantomimist,
paper tiger,
part,
partaker,
participator,
party,
perpetrator,
person,
personage,
phony,
piece,
plagiarist,
plagiarizer,
playactor,
player,
practical joker,
practitioner,
pretender,
prime mover,
producer,
protagonist,
protean actor,
ragger,
reciter,
role,
role-player,
seducer,
sharer,
side,
soubrette,
spoofer,
stage performer,
stage player,
stooge,
straight man,
straight part,
straw man,
stroller,
strolling player,
subject,
supporter,
supporting character,
supporting role,
sustainer,
tease,
teaser,
theatrical,
thespian,
title role,
upholder,
utility man,
villain,
walk-on,
walking part,
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