Act
Routines
Act and routines are semantically related in habitual activity topic. You can use "Act" instead a noun "Routines".
Both words in one sentence
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Jamie does a mime act, and the only negative comments made are about his choice of cliche routines.
Source: Everyone Hates Mimes -
Burroughs's 'routines', as he called them, are the literary equivalent to a depraved vaudeville act, or by modern sensibility, a raunchy sketch show.
Source: Creator / William S. Burroughs - Traditional clown routines often would work in pairs where one — typically in whiteface — would act as straight man to the wilder, more obviously silly other.
Source: Straight Man and Wise Guy
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