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(British Slang) criminal, prisoner, ex-convict; prison time, decide the order of play, fall behind compared with others, fail to keep up with the established pace, straggle; develop slowly; linger, tarry; slacken, flag, weaken; imprison (British Slang)...	lag
(British spelling variant for musicalize) adapt a book or play to a musical	musicalise
(Greek Mythology) Cypriot king who fell in love with the statue he had carved of a woman (who later was brought to life by Aphrodite); play written by George Bernard Shaw (1912), Cypriot king who sculpted Galatea	Pygmalion
(in filmmaking) board or several boards on which the order of the scenes of the film or play are written, sketches outlining plot	storyboard
(Sports) player who can play well in two different positions (esp. as a forward and guard in basketball), player capable of performing different positions	swingman
7 1/2 minute playing period in a polo (Sports), chukka, period of play in polo	chukker
a play made in football, along, at or to lower level, away from present location, away from university, cause to come down, knock down, shoot down; defeat; overthrow; descend; drink, swallow (Slang), chosen or arranged, covering of soft hairs, declare ...	down
abilities of a sportsman; conduct of a sportsman (such as fair play, good manners, grace in losing, etc.), fair conduct, taking part in sports	sportsmanship
absurd situation, comic play, forcemeat, satirical comedy; something ridiculous, absurdity; mockery, style of comic drama	farce
achieve sexual maturity, acquire feature, habit, or illness, arise and increase, become clear, bring piece into play, build structures, improve; mature, grow, change and grow, enlarge on, present or be revealed in stages, turn film into negatives or pr...	develop
acolyte, assistant at Mass, file server, food utensil, person or thing that serves; player who puts the ball into play (Sports); serving utensils (such as a spatula); waiter; computer which manages network resources and provides services to client comp...	server
act a part in a play, act in a particular manner, act in jest, action during a game, action or move in a game, assign or have a position on field, compete against, direct light or water, dramatic composition or production, dramatic performance; game; e...	play
act a role poorly, act with too much restraint; underplay, play down effectively	underact
act a role subtly, do subtly, play a lower card, play a role in a subdued manner, act out a part sketchily; underemphasize	underplay
act in a play, behave insincerely, pretend to be acting	play-act

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