to star

To act with another person in a main role in a film or play

To act as one of the main actors alongside another actor in a film or show

A person or thing that stands out in a performance

To look at a star and make a wish hoping it will come true

Someone who often has good things happen by chance

A famous actor who plays leading parts in films

A famous musician who plays rock music and attracts many fans

A person who acts in films that show people having sex

A person who is famous for appearing on TV shows as an actor or presenter

A bright streak of light in the night sky when a small rock from space burns up

A famous actor or actress who plays lead roles in movies

A plant with white, star-shaped flowers that grows back each year

A very small, very heavy star made almost entirely of neutrons

Containing many famous people like actors or singers

A team member who is the best and most important

A medal that the United States military gives for brave actions in battle

A United States military medal given for bravery or good service in a combat area

A very comfortable, expensive hotel with excellent service and many facilities

A bright star almost still in the northern sky that people use to find north

An athlete who is very good at running races on a track

The national anthem of the United States with words by Francis Scott Key

The national flag of the United States with stars and stripes that stands for the country

Someone or something that brings good luck

A map that shows where stars and other things are in the sky

A six-pointed star that stands for Judaism

A famous actor or presenter who appears often on TV

A person who really likes the Star Wars movies and stories

A famous singer who performs leading roles in operas

A bright planet, usually Venus, seen in the east just before sunrise

A very large bright star near the end of its life

Two stars in space that move around a shared point because they pull on each other

A comment that gives the lowest rating, usually one star

One of twelve parts in astrology that shows where the sun was when you were born

A very good performance by an actor or entertainer that gets special attention

A star that gets brighter and dimmer over time when seen from Earth

A bright planet, usually Venus, seen in the western sky at sunset

A very positive rating that says a product or service is top quality

A sea animal shaped like a star with five arms

Two stars that are very close and usually move around each other

The highest quality score on a five-point scale

A star-shaped spice that tastes like licorice and is used in cooking

A yellow tropical fruit that makes a star shape when cut

The brightest star in the night sky, also called Sirius

A person who acts in films that show sex scenes

A small, cool star that shines red and lives for a very long time

A very large, old star that shines bright and red

The star nearly above Earth's North Pole used to find direction at night

A former English court that held secret trials and punished people harshly

A gem that shows a star of light on its surface when cut

A sea animal with a round body and many long, branching arms

A plant that lives for many years and has clusters of blue, star-shaped flowers in the southeastern United States

A United States military medal given for bravery or very good service in battle, not involving flying

A star thought to stay still in the sky while planets move

A group of three or more stars that orbit each other

A bright star called Polaris that sits almost above Earth's north pole and shows true north

An American military medal given for brave actions in battle

A book of maps that shows where stars and constellations are in the night sky

A strong defensive place with pointed walls that stick out like a star

An important credit that names the main actor in a show

A small group that secretly makes important decisions that are not fair

A spiny plant with purple flowers that often grows as a weed

A small, very dense, faint star left when a star like the Sun stops burning its fuel

A small plant with white star-shaped flowers that grows in wet places

A plant with tall stems and bright purple flowers

A sea animal like a starfish with a small round body and long thin arms that break easily

A small sea animal with a round body and long thin arms like a starfish

A plant with bright red leaves often used as a Christmas decoration

A very large company or project that crushes smaller rivals

A tall plant with many close purple flower spikes used in flower arrangements

A grasslike plant that lives for many years with star-shaped flowers that grows in North America

A person who is becoming famous and more important in a field

A bartender who is very good at making drinks and attracts many customers

A person well known in a small group, often a supporting actor in theatre

A sea animal with many feathery arms that can swim and lives on the sea floor

A very senior navy officer ranked with five stars during wartime

A small red star that suddenly becomes much brighter for a few minutes because of explosions on its surface

A nickname for Texas, a large state in the United States in the south

A tall grass grown for animal feed and hay