| ANDROIDS | Robots or synthetic organisms designed to look and act like humans |
| ANDROID | Type of robot designed to look and act like a human; or, Google's operating system for smartphones and tablets (7) |
| BEASTEPICS | Long poems in which animals speak and act like humans |
| AUTOMATA | Robots or mechanical men - "out at Ama" anagram? |
| ZELIG | Fictional character who achieves notoriety for his ability to look and act like anyone he meets (5) |
| BEHOLD | Look and act like a senior straddling horse |
| EARED | Like humans and elephants, or pitchers and seals. (5) |
| ASPECT | Term, from "to look" and related to a word for eyeglasses, for outlook; or, view in a specific direction (6) |
| MTA | N.Y.C. agency whose logo is designed to look like a train rushing by |
| PLEAD | Penny gets to be in front and act like a lawyer? (5) |
| SEESENSE | Look, feel and act like a rational being (3,5) |
| LOCUM | Look and act dumb when extremists are wanting deputy (5) |
| SOLILOQUY | Speech about soil to look and question unknown (9) |
| WINDOWDRESSING | Now, sir, weddings can turn out to be a sham designed to look good! (6-8) |
| BLUEMONDAY | The sleeve of this 1983 New Order single was designed to look like a floppy disk |
| SWIFTIEBRACELET | Accessory where you'd see the three circled words (designed to look like one of these, sorta) |
| SITTINGTUX | Formalwear designed to look good at the table? |
| TAILFINS | Late-1950s car stylings designed to look aerodynamic |
| BEATIT | Go somewhere else and act like a fool? (4,2) |
| PILFER | Quietly rifle around and act like a petty thief (6) |
