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Playfellow

Definition:

A playmate or companion, especially a friend with whom one engages in playful activities.

Senses:

• Common Sense: Refers to a companion who engages in recreational activities or games with another person, usually in a lighthearted and friendly manner.
• Local Sense: In certain regions, playfellow can also specifically refer to a sibling or a close relative with whom one plays and shares leisure time.

Usages:

Common Sense:

Noun: Sarah has always been my trusted playfellow since we were children.

Verb: Let's play together! I'm thrilled to be your playfellow in this exciting game.

Adjective: Susan is a playful and friendly girl, earning her the reputation of being the most desirable playfellow in the neighborhood.

Adverb: John played the game skillfully and playfully, demonstrating his ability to be a playfellow to anyone.

Local Sense:

Noun: As siblings, Jake and Emily have always been each other's perfect playfellows, enjoying countless hours of fun and laughter.

Verb: Susan and her brother playfellowed all day at the park, relishing their special bond as siblings.

Adjective: The playfellow relationship between cousins Max and Olivia has strengthened over the years through their shared love for art and creative play.

Adverb: The siblings joyfully and playfully engaged in activities, displaying their bond as playfellows.

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