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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 (n.)
Hence,
liberty
of
acting;
room for
enlargement
or
display;
scope;
as, to give full play to
mirth..
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Presentation
::
Presentation
(n.)
exhibition;
representation;
display;
appearance;
semblance;
show.
Histrionical
::
Histrionical
(a.) Of or
relating
to the stage or a
stageplayer;
befitting
a
theatre;
theatrical;
--
sometimes
in a bad
sense.
Double
::
Double
(n.) A game
between
two pairs of
players;
as, a first prize for
doubles..
Phagocyte
::
Phagocyte
(n.) A
leucocyte
which plays a part in
retrogressive
processes
by
taking
up
(eating),
in the form of fine
granules,
the parts to be
removed..
Gush
::
Gush (v. t.) A
sentimental
exhibition
of
affection
or
enthusiasm,
etc.;
effusive
display
of
sentiment..
Leapfrog
::
Leapfrog
(n.) A play among boys, in which one
stoops
down and
another
leaps over him by
placing
his hands on the
shoulders
of the
former..
Cricket
::
Cricket
(n.) A game much
played
in
England,
and
sometimes
in
America,
with a ball, bats, and
wickets,
the
players
being
arranged
in two
contesting
parties
or
sides..
Comedy
::
Comedy
(n.) A
dramatic
composition,
or
representation
of a
bright
and
amusing
character,
based upon the
foibles
of
individuals,
the
manners
of
society,
or the
ludicrous
events
or
accidents
of life; a play in which mirth
predominates
and the
termination
of the plot is
happy;
--
opposed
to
tragedy..
Tole
::
Tole (v. t.) To draw, or cause to
follow,
by
displaying
something
pleasing
or
desirable;
to
allure
by some
bait..
Daft
::
Daft (a.) Gay;
playful;
frolicsome.
Lacrosse
::
Lacrosse
(n.) A game of ball,
originating
among the North
American
Indians,
now the
popular
field sport of
Canada,
and
played
also in
England
and the
United
States.
Each
player
carries
a
long-handled
racket,
called
a
crosse.
The ball is not
handled
but
caught
with the
crosse
and
carried
on it, or
tossed
from it, the
object
being to carry it or throw it
through
one of the goals
placed
at
opposite
ends of the
field..
Gambol
::
Gambol
(v. i.) To dance and skip about in
sport;
to
frisk;
to skip; to play in
frolic,
like boys or
lambs..
Accordion
::
Accordion
(n.) A
small,
portable,
keyed wind
instrument,
whose tones are
generated
by play of the wind upon free
metallic
reeds..
Sharp
::
Sharp (v. i.) To play
tricks
in
bargaining;
to act the
sharper.
Pedant
::
Pedant
(n.) One who puts on an air of
learning;
one who makes a vain
display
of
learning;
a
pretender
to
superior
knowledge.
Player
::
Player
(n.) One who plays on an
instrument
of
music.
Bow
::
Bow (v. i.) To play
(music)
with a bow.
Playfere
::
Playfere
(n.) A
playfellow.
Racket
::
Racket
(n.) A
variety
of the game of
tennis
played
with
peculiar
long-handled
rackets;
--
chiefly
in the
plural.
Dandle
::
Dandle
(v. t.) To move up and down on one's knee or in one's arms, in
affectionate
play, as an
infant..
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