Definition: 1. [act] : (of an object or thing) acting on foot; proceeding by foot. 2. [act] : (of a person) to act with courage, bravado, zeal, or enthusiasm. 3. [acti] : (verb) To behave, act upon, take action, perform, be active in some way. 4. [act] : (noun) A type of human body or organic substance that can survive without oxygen for 20 to 30 days; the body's metabolism ceases during this period. 5. [acti] : (noun) An act by which an object, person, thing, etc., is acted upon. 6. [act] : (n.) A state of being that consists in a certain degree of activity or active involvement and does not require physical exertion. Detailed definition of the word Actiad: - Act: a verb meaning to act on foot with courage, zeal, or enthusiasm; to perform an act - Acti: the noun form of the verb act. It is the body's metabolism ceasing during 20 to 30 days after being in a state that requires no physical exertion. - Acti: a term used for a type of human body or organic substance, which can survive without oxygen for 20 to 30 days, and it acts with an act by which an object, person, etc., is acted upon.
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