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- B) or o_O on Twitch
- Go overboard on stage
- Overact
- Show feeling
- Act the ham
- Chew the scenery
- Gush
- Ham it up
- Play the ham
- Perform
- Tenors do it
- Overact, say
- Engage in histrionics
- Wear one's feelings on one's sleeve
- Steal the show, in a bad way
- Really, really act
- Twitch chat reaction
- Be in your feels out loud
- Act badly?
- Fake feelings
- Overdo a scene
- Play to the peanut gallery
- Play to the rafters
- Ham things up
- Put on an act
- Get melodramatic
- Resemble a ham
- Vent strongly
- Ham it up onstage
- Make like a ham
- Act histrionically
- Vent on stage
- Act in a melodrama?
- Lay it on thick on stage
- Spoil a scene
- Act unprofessionally?
- Overdo the drama
- Be a ham
- Artificially lengthen a death scene, say
- Exaggerate, in a way
- Stagger around for 30 seconds after having a "heart attack", say
- *laughs nervously* or *surprised look*, e.g., online
- Theatricalize
- Be over the top, while acting
- Play to the balcony
- Feign feelings
- Exaggerate onstage
- Hog the stage
- Play to the back row
- Wax theatrical
- Overdo it on stage
- Overplay
- Try to steal a scene
- Overplay one's part
- Cry crocodile tears
- Overdo it on Broadway
- Overplay a role
- Act amateurishly
- Show feelings
- Behave theatrically
- Tread the boards broadly
- Overdo it on the stage
- Be hammy
- Ham up "Hamlet"
- Overdo it
- Enact a feeling
- Flaunt one's feelings
- Perform with great feeling
- Play the drama queen
- Play to the back of the theater
- Act broadly
- Act the wrong way?
- Be melodramatic
- Overplay a part
- Show one's feelings
- Act expressively
- Act without subtlety
- Express feeling excessively
- Ham it up in "Hamlet," say
- Laugh or cry onstage
- Behave like Streep
- Make a scene
- Act up a storm
- Sturt and fret
- Act melodramatically
- Let it all hang out
- Not act well
- Overdo it, in a way
- What 14-Downs do
- Act poorly
- Get overtheatrical
- Steal the scene, say
- Cry on cue, say
- Director's cry to an underactor?
- Milk a scene
- Hardly be stoical
- Push the envelope, theatrically
- Show anger, say
- Upstage a co-star, perhaps
- Frustrate the director, perhaps
- Hog the spotlight
- Overplay the part
- Annoy one's co-star, perhaps
- Sell the scene
- Put a little extra into the part
- Act with passion
- Gush on stage
- Act to excess
- Open the faucets onstage, so to speak
- Overplay the scene
- Put on quite an act
- What drama queens do
- Act with excessive passion
- Act with great passion
- Avoid being flat?
- Act big, so to speak
- Project on stage
- Play too broadly
- Portray fury or fear
- Play to the cheap seats
- Project feelings onstage
- Tread the boards heavily
- Play to the last row
- Act out
- Act to the hilt
- Put on a show
- Express oneself
- Go too far on the boards
- Be overdramatic
- Overplay onstage
- Show fear, perhaps
- Overdo one's lines
- Overdo the dramatics
- Overplay a scene
- Upset a stage coach, perhaps
- Be theatrical
- Pour on the theatrics
- Be overtheatrical
- Overplay it
- Overact on the stage
- Spurn subtlety, in a way
- Overplay during a play
- Play too hard, perhaps
- Act too broadly
- Be too dramatic
- Overdramatize
- Be overly dramatic
- Do an unbelievable scene
- Fake it with feeling
- Speak too broadly
- Gush with lines
- Exaggerate expression
- Get overly dramatic
- Overdo one's acting
- Overdo one's part
- Go over the top on Broadway
- Go wild with Wilde or Wilder
- Wax rhapsodic, perhaps
- Overdo the stage directions
- Be a hammy Hamlet, say
- Mug, say
- Overexpress one's feelings
- Act badly, maybe
- Let one's feeling show
- Show rage onstage, say
- Exhibit feelings: Jocose.
- Give forth feeling.
- Show feeling: Colloq.
- Act histrionically: Colloq.
- Show feelings: Jocose.
- Exhibit imitation feelings.
- Act in "hearts and flowers" manner.
- Chew up the scenery.” nyt 1953 EMOTE Overdo the drama. nyt 1953 EMOTE Portray with schmaltz. nyt 1953 EMOTE Put on a scene: Jocose. nyt 1953 EMOTERS Ham actors. nyt 1953 EMOTES Overacts. nyt 1953 EMOTING Type of acting in the above. nyt 1953 EMOTION Love or hate. nyt 1953 EMOTIONAL Easily stirred. nyt 1953 EMP Ruler: Abbr. nyt 1953 EMP Sovereign: Abbr. nyt 1953 EMP Sovereign: Abbr. nyt 1953 EMPERORHIROHITO Oriental V. I. P. nyt 1953 EMPIREDAY Festival in Great Britain, May 24. nyt 1953 EMPIRES Byzantine and Greek. nyt 1953 EMPIRES They rise and fall. nyt 1953 EMPIRES What Cyrus and Otho had. nyt 1953 EMPIRESTATE Legend on N. Y. license plates. nyt 1953 EMPORIA City in Kansas. nyt 1953 EMPRESS Elizabeth II. nyt 1953 EMPTY Describing the bleachers on a rainy day. nyt 1953 EMPTY Insincere. nyt 1953 EMS German river. nyt 1953 EMS Letters. nyt 1953 EMS Printers' measures. nyt 1953 EMS River flowing into North Sea. nyt 1953 EMU Australian sight. nyt 1953 EMU Avian part of Australia's coat of arms. nyt 1953 EMU Bird of the Antipodes. nyt 1953 EMU It has wings but can't fly. nyt 1953 EMU Large bird. nyt 1953 EMU Rhea's cousin. nyt 1953 EMULATE Vie with. nyt 1953 EMULATE Vie with. nyt 1953 EMUS Nonflying birds. nyt 1953 ENABLE Furnish with adequate means. nyt 1953 ENABLE Make possible. nyt 1953 ENABLE Make possible. nyt 1953 ENABLERS Facilitators. nyt 1953 ENABLES Makes possible. nyt 1953 ENACT Make into a statute. nyt 1953 ENACT Perform. nyt 1953 ENACT Play out. nyt 1953 ENACT Play. nyt 1953 ENACT Play. nyt 1953 ENACTED Legislated. nyt 1953 ENACTED Portrayed. nyt 1953 ENACTED Portrayed. nyt 1953 ENACTED Portrayed. nyt 1953 ENACTIVE Legislative. nyt 1953 ENACTOR Issuer of a decree. nyt 1953 ENACTOR Senator in action. nyt 1953 ENACTORS Lawmakers. nyt 1953 ENACTS Decrees. nyt 1953 ENACTS Makes into law. nyt 1953 ENACTS Passes laws. nyt 1953 ENACTS Performs. nyt 1953 ENAM Hindu land grant. nyt 1953 ENAMEL A kind of paint. nyt 1953 ENAMEL Gloss. nyt 1953 ENAMEL Part of a tooth. nyt 1953 ENAMELER Painter. nyt 1953 ENAMELS Nail polishes. nyt 1953 ENAMELS Paints. nyt 1953 ENAMOR Charm. nyt 1953 ENAMORED Charmed. nyt 1953 ENAMOUR Captivate: Var. nyt 1953 ENARE Finnish lake. nyt 1953 ENARE Lake in Finland. nyt 1953 ENARE Lake in Finland. nyt 1953 ENARE Lake in Lapland. nyt 1953 ENARE Lake in Lapland. nyt 1953 ENARE Lake in northern Finland. nyt 1953 ENARE Lapland lake. nyt 1953 ENARM Embrace: Var. nyt 1953 ENARM Embrace: Var. nyt 1953 ENATE Growing out. nyt 1953 ENATE Growing out. nyt 1953 ENC Something in an envelope: Abbr. nyt 1953 ENCASE Cover, as a hook. nyt 1953 ENCE Noun suffix. nyt 1953 ENCE Noun suffix. nyt 1953 ENCE Noun suffix. nyt 1953 ENCHANT Bewitch. nyt 1953 ENCHANT Captivate. nyt 1953 ENCLAVE Enclose within alien territory. nyt 1953 ENCLAVE Tract enclosed within a foreign territory. nyt 1953 ENCLOSE Fence in. nyt 1953 ENCOMIA Expressions of high praise. nyt 1953 ENCOURAGE Hearten. nyt 1953 ENCOURAGES Cheers on. nyt 1953 ENCRE Ink: Fr. nyt 1953 ENCRE Ink: French. nyt 1953 ENCROACH Intrude on another's rights. nyt 1953 ENCROACHERS Trespassers. nyt 1953 ENCY Noun suffix. nyt 1953 END Journeys ___ in lovers meeting."
- Behave in theatrical manner.
- Indulge in theatrics.
- Put on a dramatic act.
- Overact: Colloq.
- Overdo a scene: Colloq.
- Act overdramatically.
- Overdo the heart throbs.
- Play it to the hilt.
- What "hams" do.
- Behave theatrically: Colloq.
- Carry on theatrically.
- Overact: Slang.
- Overdramatize: Colloq.
- Overplay: Colloq.
- Overdo the Thespian bit.
- Overplay a role: Colloq.
- Play-act, in a way.
- Act, in a way.
- Run the Thespian's gamut.
- Melodramatize: Colloq.
- Act dramatically: Colloq.
- Dramatize: Colloq.
- Perform, in a way.
- Play-act.
- Wax dramatic.
- Be the ham.
- Play to the gallery.
- Act in "East Lynne"
- Emulate thespians
- Affect feeling
- Ham-act
- What some stars do
- Show thespian zeal
- What some divas do
- Behave like a thespian
- Emulate Pearl White
- Emulate Valentino
- Wax theatric
- Act in a certain way
- Overdo a role
- Wax operatic
- Act with a capital A
- Act with a flourish
- Get dramatic
- Say it with feeling
- Wax histrionic
- Display grief or joy
- Act like Duse
- Tear a passion to tatters
- Mug
- Chew up the set
- Do some tub-thumping
- Express sentiment
- Indulge in cabotinage
- Melodramatize
- Rage onstage
- Express dramatically
- Shed tears onstage
- Declaim theatrically
- Emulate Cabotin
- Emulate Duse
- Bathe the stage with bathos
- Become maudlin onstage
- Emulate Barrymore
- Emulate a ham
- Perform histrionically
- Play the Old Vic
- Act like a thespian
- Express effusively
- Speak theatrically
- Act with feeling
- Act dramatically
- Emulate Pola Negri
- Sentimentalize
- Throw a tantrum
- Be histrionic
- Act excessively expressively
- Go too far in performing
- Ham Hamlet
- Gush feeling
- Play without restraint
- Shed crocodile tears
- Turn on the dramatics
- Hardly underplay
- Be a ham in "Hamlet"?
- Go overboard, in a way
- Be actorish
- Get carried away in Hollywood
- Rage, e.g., onstage
- Do a part poorly
- Milk a scene for all it's worth
- Overdo a scene, say
- Really ham it up onstage
- Not hold back
- Not keep one's feelings pent up
- Not play subtly
- Play much too broadly on stage
- Play to the back row and then some
- Not play it straight
- Cry too readily, maybe
- Get all histrionic
- Mug, e.g.
- Play a role none too subtly
- Speak histrionically
- Engage in cabotinage
- Go too far onstage
- Play broadly
- Play to the back of the audience
- Show too much feeling?
- Try to steal the scene, maybe
- Make a big scene?
- Act with great feeling
- Express shock or happiness, say
- Hardly suppress one's feelings
- Do one's part poorly?
- Not act subtly
- Serve up some ham?
- Act badly, in a way
- Hardly be deadpan
- Act like an amateur?
- Wear one's heart on one's sleeve
- Not act conservatively
- Really act out?
- Scream or bawl, e.g.
- Show what's inside
- Act over the top
- Cry too much, say
- Be expressive, say
- Not hide one's feelings
- Act big?
- Be melodramatic on stage
- Overplay, in a way
- OverDO it as an ACtor
- Turn on the waterworks, maybe
- Go into histrionics
- Show anger, for example
- Play to the back of the room, say
- Overdo onstage
- Turn up the melodrama
- Go overboard on the boards
- Overdo it on set
- Video-game-character animation
- Act without restraint
- Shed crocodile tears on stage
- Try to out-ham a ham
- Act theatrical
- Be a drama queen
- Overdo a part
- Display histrionics
- Overdramatize lines
- Act passionately
- Act the drama queen
- Display feeling
- Ham it up as Hamlet
- Express unsubtly
- Play to the back of the room
- Play too broadly, on stage
- Engage in melodramatics
- Express feelings
- Act in a melodramatic manner
- Act too dramatically
- Get carried away on stage
- Ham it up, in a theater
- Act and how
- Act loudly?
- Act overly
- Be a boisterous actor
- Be a ham actor
- Twitch chat symbol, informally
- Act too expressively
- Cry unrealistically on stage, perhaps
- Act theatrically
- Miniature image on Twitch
- Cry on cue
- Display feelings
- Keep up with a ham?
- Act excessively expressive
- Act larger than life
- Perform with broad gestures
- Fortnite dance move
- Overexpress one's feelings, on stage
- Act the ham in "Hamlet"
- Be Jim Carrey when you should be George Clooney
- Go over the top, on stage
- Be a hammy actor
- Overplay a role, say
- Portray fury or fear, say
- Reaction on Twitch
- Show your feelings
- Act hammily, perhaps
- Let your feelings show
- Perform with feeling
- Do some not-so-subtle acting
- Chew scenery
- Sell the scene, say
- Upset a stage coach?
- Show feels, so to speak
- Stress lines?
- Mug, maybe
- Cry on Broadway, say
- Be happy or grumpy in a cast, say
- Exhibit shock, say
- Make faces, say
- Show feelings on stage
- Blow the audition, perhaps
- Get gushy
- Gush wildly
- Be a ham on stage
- Deliver an unbelievable performance, in a way
