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  • recreation
  • to perform (music)
  • to pretend to cooperate or concur
  • to act in an irresponsible or inconsiderate manner, esp. to employ deception to gain one's ends
  • to engage in amusement or sport [v PLAYED, PLAYING, PLAYS] : PLAYABLE [adj]
  • to perform on a musical instrument
  • to move about lightly
  • to put into motion; cause to be introduced
  • to be disposed to play or participate in a manner reflecting a determination to win or succeed
  • in or not in the state of being played during a game
  • to cooperate or concur; go along
  • to engage in recreation [v -ED, -ING, -S]
  • to behave in a playful or frivolous manner; fool around
  • to be sexually promiscuous
  • to be sexually unfaithful
  • to pretend interest in
  • to do something without seriousness
  • to play (a recording, esp. one newly made)
  • to maneuver opposing groups in order to benefit oneself
  • to play (music or a musical instrument) without printed music, as by memory of what one has heard or by unschooled musical instinct
  • to treat as unimportant
  • exhausted; weary
  • out of fashion; hackneyed
  • used up; finished
  • to prolong something in order to gain an advantage; forestall an event or decision
  • to act in such a way as to give an advantage to (someone, esp. an opponent)
  • to play an extra game or round in order to settle a tie
  • to engage in an elimination game or games after the regular season is over in order to determine the champion
  • to set (one person or thing) against another, usually for one's own gain or advantage
  • to exploit, as the feelings or weaknesses of another; take selfish advantage of
  • to exhaust
  • to emphasize
  • to attempt to impress in order to gain someone's favor
  • dramatic work or performance
  • fun or jest
  • freedom of movement
  • to act the part of
  • to engage in (a game)
  • to employ in a game
  • to perform on (a musical instrument)
  • to amuse oneself
  • to take part in a game

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PLAUDITORY PLAUDITS PLAUSIBILITIES PLAUSIBILITY PLAUSIBLE PLAUSIBLENESS PLAUSIBLENESSES PLAUSIBLY PLAUSIVE PLAUSTRAL

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PLAYA PLAYABILITIES PLAYABILITY PLAYABLE PLAYABLES PLAYACT PLAYACTED PLAYACTING PLAYACTINGS PLAYACTOR