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Fond of games and amusement; full of fun and high spirits.

An outdoor area equipped with swings, slides, and other equipment for children to play on.

(Informal) Eye dialect spelling of "playing"; engaging in an activity for enjoyment.

Engaging in an activity for enjoyment and recreation.

Dramatic works written to be performed by actors on stage.

A public square or open space in a city or town.

An urgent or emotional request.

To make an emotional appeal; to beg earnestly.

Expressing an emotional appeal or urgent request.

Giving a sense of happy satisfaction or enjoyment.

Used to add politeness to a request or command.

Feeling or showing pleasure and satisfaction.

Third person singular present of please; causes someone to feel happy or satisfied.

Giving satisfaction or pleasure; agreeable.

A feeling of happy satisfaction and enjoyment.

Feelings of happiness, satisfaction, or enjoyment.

A solemn promise or undertaking.

A large or sufficient amount or quantity.

A dangerous, difficult, or unfortunate situation.

The main events of a story or play.

Secretly planning something, typically illegal or harmful.

A cunning plan or action designed to achieve an advantage.

To pull something quickly to remove it.

A device with metal prongs that connects electrical equipment to a socket.

Past tense of plug; inserted a plug into a socket or hole.

A soft, round fruit with sweet flesh and a flattish pointed stone, typically purple, red, or yellow when ripe.

A person whose job is to install and repair the pipes and fixtures used in the supply of water and the removal of sewage.

The system of pipes, tanks, and fixtures required for water supply and sanitation in a building.

To jump or dive quickly and energetically.

With the addition of.

(Abbreviation) Post meridiem; used after times to indicate the period from noon to midnight.

A serious infection of the lungs in which the air sacs fill with fluid, causing difficulty breathing.

A small bag sewn into or on clothing for carrying small articles.

Small bags sewn into or onto clothing, used for carrying small items.

A long, narrow seed case of certain plants, especially legumes.

A piece of writing in which the words are arranged in separate lines, often with a rhyme, and expressing thoughts and emotions.

Literary compositions written in verse, typically characterized by rhythm, imagery, and emotional expression.

A person who writes poems.

Relating to or characteristic of poetry.

Literary work in which the expression of feelings and ideas is given intensity by the use of distinctive style and rhythm.

People who write poems as an art form or profession.

A sharp or tapered end of something.

Having a sharpened or tapered tip or end.

Directing one's finger or an object toward someone or something to indicate direction or draw attention.

Having no purpose or meaning; futile.

Units of scoring in a game, sport, or competition.

A substance that causes illness or death when introduced into or absorbed by a living organism.

Containing poison; having had poison added to it.

The act of administering poison to someone or something.

Containing or producing poison; capable of causing illness or death if ingested, inhaled, or touched.