playact
- v perform on a stage or theater
- It's part of Monopoly's cultural role: to let people playact contemporary business, pretty or not.
- One gentleman who came forward to playact a QA on the war in Iraq was asked if the recent capture and killing of terrorist al-Zarqawi showed that the Bush war was, in fact .
- And just so every little girl could have the chance to playact the relationship dissolution and subsequent self-loathing of her dreams, Mattel even introduced a third party, buff .