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Synonym for play [verb]
The synonym play synonymous definition words:
means
"activity"
act, characterise, characterize, enact, impersonate, perform, personate, emulate, imitate, compete, contend with, engage, bet, stake, wager, romp, caper, dally, disport, frisk, frolic, gambol, revel
act, characterise, characterize, enact, impersonate, perform, personate, emulate, imitate, compete, contend with, engage, bet, stake, wager, romp, caper, dally, disport, frisk, frolic, gambol, revel
Your question...play [noun]
means "leisure"recreation, amusement, relaxation, disport, diversion, entertainment, game, pastime
Further results for the word "play"
footlights [noun]
means "show"boards, play, drama, stage, theatre
melodrama [noun]
means "performance"play
opera [noun]
means "entertainment"show, concert, pageant, play, performance, musical
pastime [noun]
means "recreation"play
sport [noun]
means "entertainment"fun, amusement, play, recreation, playfulness, frolic
stage [noun]
means "entertainment"theatre, drama, show business, footlights, play, staging
tragedy [noun]
means "tragic drama"play
use [noun]
means "application"play, exercise
playfulness [noun]
means "sport"athletics
playing [noun]
means "theatrical representation"acting, enactment, personification, dramatisation, dramatization, portrayal, impersonation
arena [noun]
means "track"rink, course, court, field, circus, playground
auditorium [noun]
means "movie house"cinema, playhouse, film society
chum [noun]
means "companion"acquaintance, friend, familiar, confidant, playmate
circus [noun]
means "place"playing field, court, ring, rink, arena
confidant [noun]
means "companion"acquaintance, chum, familiar, friend, playmate
dramatisation [noun]
means "theatrical representation"acting, playing, personification, enactment, dramatization, portrayal
dramatization [noun]
means "theatrical representation"acting, playing, personification, dramatisation, enactment, portrayal
enactment [noun]
means "theatrical representation"acting, playing, personification, dramatisation, dramatization, portrayal
field [noun]
means "sport"playground, stadium
gambler [noun]
means "risk taker"bettor, gamester, backer, player for stakes, speculator, crapshooter, bookmaker, bookie, one who lives dangerously, player, card shark, trickster
impersonator [noun]
means "actor"mimic, mime, imitator, comedian, performer, player
mime [noun]
means "actor"mimic, impersonator, imitator, comedian, performer, player
performer [noun]
means "actor"mimic, impersonator, imitator, comedian, mime, player
pleasant [adjective]
means "amusing"clever, facetious, humorous, jocose, jocular, playful
prodigal [noun]
means "spendthrift"profligate, carouser, playboy, wastrel
rake [noun]
means "seducer"rascal, lecher, playboy
smuggle [verb]
means "sneak around"crib, slip, play false, cheat
stadium [noun]
means "track"rink, course, court, arena, circus, playground
thespian [noun]
means "actor"performer, player, histrionic artist, dramatist, stage player, actress
toy [noun]
means "play"plaything, game, die, gewgaw, pretty
wastrel [noun]
means "spendthrift"profligate, carouser, playboy, prodigal
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