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• Play centered around a completely white canvas
• Play chapters
• Play character to whom "attention must be paid
• Play characters
• Play charades
• Play charades, e.g.
• Play charades, say
• Play-___ (charter inductee of the National Toy Hall of Fame)
• Play-___ (charter inductee of the Toy Hall of Fame)
• Play chauffeur
• Play city planner
• Play clarinet?
• Play clay
• Play co-authored by Mark Twain
• Play co-written by Mark Twain and Bret Harte
• Play company
• Play ___ (compete in tennis)
• Play component
• Play components
• Play conclusion?
• Play conclusion, often
• Play containing the line "Good night, sweet prince
• Play continuation
• Play critic?
• Play date?
• Play date overseer?
• Play dates?
• Play dead, e.g.
• Play delayers
• Play device
• Play digressions
• Play direction
• Play director?
• Play directors
• Play directors, briefly
• Play dirty
• Play dirty against an N.H.L. newcomer?
• Play dishonestly
• Play division
• Play divisions
• Play ___ (do some tennis)
• Play-doctor Burrows
• Play-Doh character late of "SNL
• Play-Doh company
• Play down
• ___-play (dressing up like anime characters at conventions, etc.)
• Play duckpins, say
• Play ducks and ___ with (squander)
• Play dumb
• Play duration
• Play during the day
• --- play (easy as pie)
• ___ play (easy job)
• Play ender
• Play ender, often
• Play enders, perhaps
• Play enders, sometimes
• Play-ending arcade message
• Play ending, often
• Play ___ (enjoy some tennis)
• Play enjoying an extended run
• Play excerpt
• Play exchange
• Play fair
• Play fans
• Play fast and ___
• Play favorites?
• Play featuring Mrs. Malaprop, with "The
• Play featuring Sadie Thompson
• Play fetch?
• Play fiddler's spot
• Play finale
• Play first
• Play first fiddle
• Play fivesome, often
• Play follow-the-leader
• Play follower
• Play follower, usually
• Play footsie, say
• Play for _____
• Play for a fool
• Play for a sucker
• Play for a talent scout
• Play for fun
• Play for fun, in a way
• Play for kicks
• Play _____ for Me
• Play ___ for Me" (Eastwood film)
• Play for the camera
• Play for the halfback
• Play for which Julie Harris won the 1952 Tony for Best Actress
• Play for which Peggy Cass won a Tony in 1957
• Play form using wooden masks
• Play friskily
• Play ___(from school?)
• Play from which the word "robot" comes
• Play-___ (fun clay)
• Play furniture?
• Play games
• Play genre
• Play girl
• Play girl, say
• Play goalie
• Play God?
• ___ Play Golf" (Tiger Woods book)
• Play ground
• Play group.
• Play group member?
• Play groups?
• Play hard to ___
• Play hard to get
• Play havoc with
• Play hero
• Play hide ___ seek
• Play hob with toy trains
• Play honor
• Play hooky
• Play host
• Play host, as for an awards show
• Play idly on an instrument
• Play __ in
• Play in a disorderly manner
• Play in a game
• Play in a play
• Play, in a sense
• Play, in a way
• Play ___ in (affect)
• Play in an alley
• Play ___ in (be involved with)
• Play ___ in (be part of)
• Play ___ in (influence)
• Play in jazz style.
• Play in many theaters
• ___ play in Peoria": Ehrlichman
• Play in pinochle
• Play in the afternoon
• Play in the alley
• Play in three parts
• Play in water, perhaps
• Play in which Daniel Radcliffe bared all
• Play in which Lord Scroop appears
• Play in which "robot" was coined
• Play in which Spencer Tracy made his Broadway debut
• Play in which Spencer Tracy made his (nonspeaking) Broadway debut
• Play in which the three main characters are dead
• Play inspired by a Maugham story
• Play interlocutor
• Play interlude
• Play involving watchful waiting