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Webster Dictionary :: Playfellow

PLA'YFELLOW, n. A companion in amusements or sports.

Webster Dictionary :: Playful

PLA'YFUL, a. Sportive; given to levity; as a playful child. 1. Indulging a sport...

Webster Dictionary :: Playfully

PLA'YFULLY, adv. In a sportive manner.

Webster Dictionary :: Playfulness

PLA'YFULNESS, n. Sportiveness.

Webster Dictionary :: Playgame

PLA'YGAME, n. Play of children.

Webster Dictionary :: Playhouse

PLA'YHOUSE, n. A house appropriated to the exhibition of dramatic compositions; ...

Webster Dictionary :: Playing-day

PLA'YING-DAY, n. A day given to play or diversion; a day exempt from work.

Webster Dictionary :: Playmate

PLA'YMATE, n. A playfellow; a companion in diversions.

Webster Dictionary :: Playsome

PLA'YSOME, a. Playful; wanton.

Webster Dictionary :: Playsomeness

PLA'YSOMENESS, n. Playfulness; wantonness.

Webster Dictionary :: Plaything

PLA'YTHING, n. A toy; any thing that serves to amuse. A child knows his nurse,an...

Webster Dictionary :: Playwright

PLA'YWRIGHT, n. A maker of plays.

Webster Dictionary :: Plea

PLEA, n. [L. lis, litis.] 1. In law, that which is alleged by a party in support...

Webster Dictionary :: Pleach

PLEACH, v.t. [L. plico.] To bend; to interweave. [Not in use.]

Webster Dictionary :: Plead

PLEAD, v.i. [See Plea .] In a general sense, to argue in support of a claim, or ...

Webster Dictionary :: Pleadable

PLE'ADABLE, a. That may be pleaded; that may be alleged in proof, defense or vin...

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