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Webster Dictionary :: Playfully
PLA'YFULLY, adv. In a sportive manner.
Webster Dictionary :: Playful
PLA'YFUL, a. Sportive; given to levity; as a playful child. 1. Indulging a sport...
Webster Dictionary :: Playfellow
PLA'YFELLOW, n. A companion in amusements or sports.
Webster Dictionary :: Player
PLA'YER, n. One who plays in any game or sport. 1. An idler. 2. An actor of dram...
Webster Dictionary :: Played
PLA'YED, pp. Acted; performed; put in motion.
Webster Dictionary :: Playdebt
PLA'YDEBT, n. A debt contracted by gaming.
Webster Dictionary :: Playbook
PLA'YBOOK, n. A book of dramatic compositions.
Webster Dictionary :: Playbill
PLA'YBILL, n. A printed advertisement of a play, with the parts assigned to the ...
Webster Dictionary :: Play-day
PLA'Y-DAY PLA'Y-PLEASURE, n. Idle amusement. [Not used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Play
PLAY, v.i. 1. To use any exercise for pleasure or recreation; to do something no...
Webster Dictionary :: Plausive
PLAUS'IVE, a. Applauding; manifesting praise. 1. Plausible.
Webster Dictionary :: Plausibly
PLAUS'IBLY, adv. With fair show; speciously; in a matter adapted to gain favor o...
Webster Dictionary :: Plausibleness
PLAUS'IBLENESS, n. Speciousness; show of right or propriety; as the plausiblenes...
Webster Dictionary :: Plausible
PLAUS'IBLE, a. s as z. [L. plausibilis, from plaudo, to clap hands in token of a...
Webster Dictionary :: Plausibility
PLAUSIBIL'ITY, n. s as z. [See Plausible .] Speciousness; superficial appearance...
Webster Dictionary :: Plaudit
PLAUD'IT, n. [L. plaudo, to praise, said to be taken from plaudite,a demand of a...
