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Horseplay
Rude boisterous play
Hotcockles
A childish play in which one covers his eyes and guesses who strikes
Illude
To play upon by artifice to deceive to mock to excite and
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Leapfrog
A play among boys in which one stoops down and another leaps
long play
Matched in: Term long play
Lusorious
Used in play sportive playful
Masterful
Inclined to play the master domineering imperious arbitrary
Merils
A boys play called also fivepenny morris See Morris
Meritot
A play of children in swinging on ropes or the like till
Crowder
One who plays on a crowd a fiddler
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Horseplay
Rude boisterous play
Hotcockles
A childish play in which one covers his eyes and guesses who strikes
Illude
To play upon by artifice to deceive to mock to excite and
Keep your definitions linked to case research
Leapfrog
A play among boys in which one stoops down and another leaps
long play
Matched in: Term long play
Lusorious
Used in play sportive playful
Masterful
Inclined to play the master domineering imperious arbitrary
Merils
A boys play called also fivepenny morris See Morris
Meritot
A play of children in swinging on ropes or the like till
Crowder
One who plays on a crowd a fiddler
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