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Answer for the clue "Assign the roles of (a movie or a play) to actors ", 7 letters:
casting

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Wiktionary Word definitions in Wiktionary
n. 1 The act or process of selecting actors, singers, dancers, models, etc. 2 A manufacturing process using a mold. 3 The regurgitation of fur, feathers, and other undigestible material by hawks, to clean and empty their crops. 4 The excreta of an earthworm ...

Wikipedia Word definitions in Wikipedia
Casting is a manufacturing process using a fluid medium in a mould , so as to produce a casting . Casting (metalworking) is one notable variant of this, using molten metal. Casting can also refer to: A process in sculpture of converting plastic materials ...

Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English Word definitions in Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
noun COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES casting aspersions on ▪ No one is casting aspersions on you or your men, Major. casting vote central casting ▪ Wearing black shoes and a pinstripe suit, he looked like central casting’s idea of the perfect civil servant. ...

Usage examples of casting.

Archontophoenix and Livistona palms, and the giant Alsophila ferns-Cooperi and australis-and the promontories stood with their shaggy westringias and hibbertias and hardenbergias and white button-flowers all aglow, staring, staring, staring out over the blue lazy ocean, and casting blue and purple shadows across the yellow sand of the beach, even reaching to the masses of white foam that were swept ashore, when the little breakers were dashed to pieces, the enemy was seen on the top, above the dark wall of ironstone, right out on the edge, waving spears, and he was heard shouting to the family of Arrilla down on the beach.

Boy King, Aman Akbar commanded his djinn to begin casting into the ether for wives suitable to the station to which our illustrious lord then aspired.

The daughter, casting down her beautiful blue eyes, answered that the same would certainly be seen on her wedding-day.

Then, by midday, after the Rocky Mountain sunshine has a chance to put a nice transparent glaze on the ice, the casting room would be booked nonstop with broken bones from pedestrians who had failed to navigate on the ice, and motorists who thought antilock brakes could stop on Teflon.

Their walls were so thick that even the balistas, casting huge stones, were unable to breach them except after a very long time.

I left Puerto Banus without casting a glance in the direction of the Pelican.

The hills surrounding Drake Field were in the full lush greenery of late springtime, and the air was the fragrant Bodarks ozone that is found nowhere else on earth, but he sniffed it as if it came from a sewage plant, and he looked around disdainfully at his surroundings until his eyes came to rest on me, and he gave me a look as if sizing me up for the casting couch and finding me not worthy of it.

And from the way Wrath and Vengeance was casting sidelong looks his way, Bandar concluded that the Bololo archetype had already stood up, raised a hand and a foot, then clapped its paws together.

Roland could hear his bootheels clopping on the sidewalk, however, and could see the shadows they were casting in the light of the display windows.

The Bucephalas picked up speed as each extra sail took the wind, Harry, at the wheel, listened carefully to the man casting the log, noting each increase as he added yet more canvas.

Casting a quick glance at the colander, the wine-splattered floor, and the littered counters, Nora shook her head.

Folcroft office, the amber light of his monitor casting skeletal shadows across his gaunt, gray face, Harold Smith decided to send Remo against Deferens after all.

Wilson, casting his eyes on Denbigh, whose back was towards him in discourse with Mr.

Casting about, the monster pointed a long-fingered hand at the sleepy dimetrodons, who looked on unimpressed.

On the low hill, at some distance beyond the white tent of Domini and Androvsky, the obscurity was lit up fiercely by the blaze of a huge fire of brushwood, the flames of which towered up towards the stars, flickering this way and that as the breeze took them, and casting a wild illumination upon the wild faces of the rejoicing desert men who were gathered about it, telling stories of the wastes, singing songs that were melancholy and remote to Western ears, even though they hymned past victories over the infidels, or passionate ecstasies of love in the golden regions of the sun.