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Play false. Break ones word, sell ones self, turn traitor, go over to the enemy. Play fast and loose. Be inconstant, be giddy, be fickle or undecided. Play-fellow, n. Playmate. Playful, a.
Playhouse, n. Theatre, opera-house. Playmate, n. Playfellow. Play off. Display, show, put in exercise. Play off a person. Make a butt of one. |
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