have a play (with sth)

have a ˈplay (with sth)to spend time playing with a toy, game, etc.玩（玩具、游戏等）I had a play with the new computer game.我玩了一下这个新的电脑游戏。

• hummed
• smuggled
• bacilli
• preemie
• Landsmal, Landsmaal
• metachronal rhythm
• calxes
• minor element
• puppetry
• ranchera
• pruine
• van der Rohe, Ludwig Mies
• glutinant nematocyst
• indubitably
• monogrammic
• thorium lead
• chokecherries
• lemon sex
• ephors
• separate the husk from the grain
• capacity correction
• lewder
• neutralizing tool
• basic salary / pay / pension etc
• defacers
• quiet conscience
• family practices
• mosquito boot
• emanated
• preemptions
• when it came to the point
• viscus
• Ring of the Nibelung
• bobbish
• aggrandizing
• dancing dervish
• treaty money
• glam
• softwoods
• barytic
• Humphrey, Duke of Gloucester
• -izer
• wandy
• sonic barriers
• conventional weapon
• amaryllis family
• vassalry
• lapsus
• Climatius
• Geneva gown
• trace sensitivity
• sheathbill
• gyneocracy
• pygmyism
• iconophile
• nodular powder
• Cotton-belt climate
• bachelorisms
• deoxygenated blood
• fractal geometry
• play with fire
• get religion
• c.p.m.
• anoint
• Virgilian
• Rous sarcoma
• solitudes
• dimethylolurea
• Cote d'Ivoire
• welfare fund
• New Zealandisms
• ray initials
• high stepper
• bedrock
• nauseousness
• grittiest
• danalites
• movelessness
• thorntree
• machine cycle
• speak out for
• service velocity
• shmoozing
• molecular magnet
• crumbed
• Kim Il-sung
• hydraulicss
• fling open
• Plan B
• ochratoxin
• spinning jennies
• piston engine
• seminatural
• scattered
• recemented glacier
• preferred values
• falsified
• be / feel inclined (to do sth)
• blazer
• cachinnated