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1. (adj.) playful
full of play or fun; sportive; frolicsome.
2. playful
pleasantly humorous or jesting:
a playful remark.
Etymology: (1200–50)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) playful
full of fun and high spirits
"playful children just let loose from school"
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1. (adjective) playful
liking to play and have fun
a playful kitten
2. playful
≠ serious
She gave him a playful grin.; "You never really liked me, did you?" her brother said playfully.
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (adj) playful
sportive; gamboling; frolicsome; indulging a sportive fancy; humorous; merry; as, a playful child; a playful writer
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Sense: happy; full of the desire to play
a playful kitten.
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 Afrikaans: spelerig |
 Arabic: سَعيد، مَرِح |
 Bulgarian: весел |
 Brazilian: brincalhão |
 Czech: hravý |
 German: verspielt |
 Danish: legesyg |
 Greek: παιχνιδιάρης |
 Spanish: juguetón |
 Estonian: vallatu |
 Farsi: بازیگوش |
 Finnish: leikkisä |
 French: enjoué |
 Hebrew: עַלִיז |
 Hindi: विनोदशील |
 Croatian: sretan |
 Hungarian: játékos |
 Indonesian: gembira, suka bermain-mai |
 Icelandic: gáskafullur |
 Italian: giocherellone |
 Japanese: ふざけたがる |
 Korean: 놀기 좋아하는 |
 Lithuanian: linksmas,žaismingas |
 Latvian: rotaļīgs; draiskulīgs |
 Malay: suka main-main |
 Dutch: speels |
 Norwegian: leken |
 Polish: wesoły, psotny |
 Persian: خوش |
 Pashto: خوشحاله |
 Portuguese: brincalhão |
 Romanian: jucăuş |
 Russian: весёлый, игривый |
 Slovak: hravý |
 Slovenian: igriv |
 Serbian: živahan |
 Swedish: lekfull |
 Thai: ขี้เล่น |
 Turkish: oyunbaz, neşeli |
 Taiwanese: 愛玩的 |
 Ukrainian: грайливий, веселий |
 Urdu: خوش، مسرور |
 Vietnamese: đùa nghịch |
 Chinese: 爱玩的 |
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