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1. (n.) plaything
a thing to play with; toy.
2. plaything
a person who is used capriciously and selfishly by another.
Etymology: (1665–75)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) plaything, toy
an artifact designed to be played with
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| Definition of 'plaything' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) plaything
a thing to play with; a toy; anything that serves to amuse
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Sense: a toy.
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 Afrikaans: speelding |
 Arabic: دُمْيَه |
 Bulgarian: играчка |
 Brazilian: brinquedo |
 Czech: hračka |
 German: das Spielzeug |
 Danish: et stykke legetøj |
 Greek: παιχνίδι |
 Spanish: juguete |
 Estonian: mänguasi |
 Farsi: اسباب بازی |
 Finnish: lelu |
 French: jouet |
 Hebrew: צַעֲצוּע |
 Hindi: खिलौना |
 Croatian: igračka |
 Hungarian: játékszer |
 Indonesian: mainan |
 Icelandic: leikfang |
 Italian: giocattolo |
 Japanese: おもちゃ |
 Korean: 장난감 |
 Lithuanian: žaislas |
 Latvian: rotaļlieta; spēlīte |
 Malay: barang permainan |
 Dutch: speeltuig |
 Norwegian: leketøy |
 Polish: zabawka |
 Persian: اسباب بازی |
 Pashto: لوبتكه |
 Portuguese: brinquedo |
 Romanian: jucărie |
 Russian: игрушка |
 Slovak: hračka |
 Slovenian: igrača |
 Serbian: igračka |
 Swedish: leksak |
 Thai: ของเล่น |
 Turkish: oyuncak |
 Taiwanese: 玩具 |
 Ukrainian: іграшка |
 Urdu: کھلونا |
 Vietnamese: đồ chơi |
 Chinese: 玩具 |
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