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Definition of play
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of play is as below...
Play (v. t.) To
engage
in, or go
together
with, as a
contest
for
amusement
or for a wager or
prize;
as, to play a game at
baseball..
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Retable
::
Retable
(n.) A shelf
behind
the
altar,
for
display
of
lights,
vases of
wlowers,
etc..
Shovelboard
::
Shovelboard
(n.) A board on which a game is
played,
by
pushing
or
driving
pieces
of metal or money to reach
certain
marks;
also, the game
itself.
Called
also
shuffleboard,
shoveboard,
shovegroat,
shovelpenny..
Goblin
::
Goblin
(n.) An evil or
mischievous
spirit;
a
playful
or
malicious
elf; a
frightful
phantom;
a
gnome.
Grace
::
Grace (n.) A play
designed
to
promote
or
display
grace of
motion.
It
consists
in
throwing
a small hoop from one
player
to
another,
by means of two
sticks
in the hands of each.
Called
also grace hoop or
hoops..
Tongue
::
Tongue
(v. i.) To use the
tongue
in
forming
the
notes,
as in
playing
the flute and some other wind
instruments..
Knack
::
Knack (n.) A petty
contrivance;
a toy; a
plaything;
a
knickknack.
Sharp
::
Sharp (v. i.) To play
tricks
in
bargaining;
to act the
sharper.
Brave
::
Brave
(superl.)
Making
a fine show or
display.
Gest
::
Gest (n.) An
action
represented
in
sports,
plays,
or on the
stage;
show;
ceremony..
Pietist
::
Pietist
(n.) One of a class of
religious
reformers
in
Germany
in the 17th
century
who
sought
to
revive
declining
piety in the
Protestant
churches;
-- often
applied
as a term of
reproach
to those who make a
display
of
religious
feeling.
Also used
adjectively.
Rebec
::
Rebec (n.) An
instrument
formerly
used which
somewhat
resembled
the
violin,
having
three
strings,
and being
played
with a bow..
Sucker
::
Sucker
(n.) A small piece of
leather,
usually
round,
having
a
string
attached
to the
center,
which,
when
saturated
with water and
pressed
upon a stone or other body
having
a
smooth
surface,
adheres,
by
reason
of the
atmospheric
pressure,
with such force as to
enable
a
considerable
weight
to be thus
lifted
by the
string;
-- used by
children
as a
plaything..
Monarchize
::
Monarchize
(v. i.) To play the
sovereign;
to act the
monarch.
Flirt
::
Flirt (v. t.) One who
flirts;
esp., a woman who acts with
giddiness,
or plays at
courtship;
a
coquette;
a pert
girl..
Playgoing
::
Playgoing
(a.)
Frequenting
playhouses;
as, the
playgoing
public..
Underplot
::
Underplot
(n.) A
series
of
events
in a play,
proceeding
collaterally
with the main
story,
and
subservient
to it..
Paronomasia
::
Paronomasia
(n.) A play upon
words;
a
figure
by which the same word is used in
different
senses,
or words
similar
in sound are set in
opposition
to each
other,
so as to give
antithetical
force to the
sentence;
punning..
Spleenish
::
Spleenful
(a.)
Displaying,
or
affected
with,
spleen;
angry;
fretful;
melancholy..
Romp
::
Romp (v. i.) To play
rudely
and
boisterously;
to leap and frisk about in play.
Tumbler
::
Tumbler
(n.) One who
tumbles;
one who plays
tricks
by
various
motions
of the body; an
acrobat.
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