Synonyms for play

• (noun) drama, dramatic play, dramatic composition, dramatic work
  
  
• (noun) show
  
  
• (noun) plan of action
  
  
• (noun) maneuver, manoeuvre, motion, movement, move
  
  
• (noun) action, activity, activeness
  
  
• (noun) use, usage, utilization, utilisation, employment, exercise
  
  
• (noun) bid, attempt, effort, endeavor, endeavour, try
  
  
• (noun) child's play, diversion, recreation
  
  
• (noun) playing period, period of play, measure, quantity, amount
  
  
• (noun) free rein, freedom
  
  
• (noun) shimmer, change, alteration, modification
  
  
• (noun) fun, sport, wit, humor, humour, witticism, wittiness
  
  
• (noun) looseness, movability, movableness, tightness (antonym)
  
  
• (noun) frolic, romp, gambol, caper, diversion, recreation
  
  
• (noun) turn, activity
  
  
• (noun) gambling, gaming, diversion, recreation, vice
  
  
• (noun) swordplay, action
  
  
• (verb) compete, vie, contend, play out (related term)
  
  
• (verb) act, move
  
  
• (verb) perform
  
  
• (verb) act, represent, re-create
  
  
• (verb) act
  
  
• (verb) spiel, re-create
  
  
• (verb) sound
  
  
• (verb) act, act as, act, behave, do
  
  
• (verb) travel, go, move, locomote
  
  
• (verb) gamble
  
  
• (verb) recreate
  
  
• (verb) simulate, assume, sham, feign
  
  
• (verb) sound
  
  
• (verb) perform
  
  
• (verb) deploy
  
  
• (verb) toy, act, behave, do
  
  
• (verb) act, move
  
  
• (verb) run
  
  
• (verb) toy, fiddle, diddle, manipulate, toy with (related term)
  
  
• (verb) exploit, work
  
  
• (verb) dally, trifle, consider, take, deal, look at
  
  
• (verb) dally, toy, flirt, act, move
  
  
• (verb) move, displace
  
  
• (verb) act, roleplay, playact, perform
  
  
• (verb) bring, work, wreak, make for, make, create, bring on (related term), bring off (related term), bring up (related term)
  
  
• (verb) discharge
  
  
• (verb) bet, wager, play
  
  
• (verb) bet, wager, gamble
  
  
• (verb) hit
  
  
• (verb) use, utilize, utilise, apply, employ
  
  
• (verb) use, utilize, utilise, apply, employ
  
  
• (verb) meet, encounter, take on
  
  
• (verb) exhaust, wash up, beat, tucker, tucker out
  
  

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