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playtime

[ UK /plˈe‍ɪta‍ɪm/ ]
NOUN
  1. time for play or diversion

How To Use playtime In A Sentence

  • The following morning Hilary was already under the wattle tree when he came outside for playtime. FAIRYLAND
  • The following morning Hilary was already under the wattle tree when he came outside for playtime. FAIRYLAND
  • The playtime is a distraction from what happened upstairs a few minutes earlier. KCCI.com - Local News
  • If it's true that the SNP have now included 'playtime' in the promised 2 hours of P.E. at school then I'm afraid that has to go down as a big fail and a few more laps around the block are required while they think about what they have done and what they intend to do. Anyone for Tennis?
  • At playtime and lunchtime I always wanted to keep on working on my music.
  • He stopped the car at the entrance to the lot, and stepped out to survey the bizarre spectacle of animal playtime. THE GREAT AND SECRET SHOW
  • The guidelines suggest extra time to eat lunch so there is now an eating time as well as a playtime, and encouraging older children to help younger children manage their lunch.
  • FUN certainly seems to be top of the agenda for the youngsters from Rathoe as their playtime continues to benefit from the goodwill of the community.
  • The following morning Hilary was already under the wattle tree when he came outside for playtime. FAIRYLAND
  • At school after playtime, the teacher asked the kids what they had been doing.
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