one-act
one-act noun: a one-acter.
Noun
one-act (plural one-acts)
- A one-acter
- Out of Bounds, a one-act by Mariah Burton Nelson […], takes place in a locker room after the big game.1986 December 21, Monica Hileman, “Lesbian Scripts Debut in the Footlights”, in Gay Community News, volume 14, number 23, page 12
Forms of one-act
| plural | one-acts |
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Questions about one-act
- What does one-act mean?
- One-act means a one-acter.
- What part of speech is one-act?
- One-act is a noun.
- What is the plural of one-act?
- The plural of one-act is one-acts.
Words near one-act in the dictionary
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