Playing out

As a musician, performing for a public/paying audience, such as at a bar, concert hall or event. Out refers to 'out in the world' beyond private performances like jams, rehearsals or playing for family and friends. Playing a 'gig.'

I'm in a new band. Rehearsals are going well and I think we're ready to start playing out.

by raganathan May 2, 2022

play-pals

Noun - Two independent living specimens that engage in sexual congress

Adam and (St)Eve (to be politically correct for 2011) were play-pals until the promiscuous snake went back-door into the forbidden garden and tried to pick sweet apples with his long muscular tongue from the fruitful tree of life.

by William Heinze June 12, 2011

play scrabble

When swinger couples hook up at someone's house not a big party usually 2 couples MAXIMUM of 3 couples

John and Jane were so nice we invited them over to play Scrabble the following Friday

by DJKOKC December 14, 2020

playing the trumpet

When you blow a guy like you blow a trumpet

Bandie# 1 where showing Sean your flute skills last night?
Bandie# 2 no, I was 'playing the trumpet'

for him.

by Biggius Dickus January 4, 2020

play predator

giggle balls or felatiate someone

Suzy wants to play predator with Billy

by dravine December 14, 2006

playing dead

to play old, obsolete videogame consols.

I break out the Sega Saturn whenever I feel like playing dead.

by ramblingvine January 17, 2012

play fishing

When a man sticks out his worm and a woman tries to catch it (head and/or sex).

Sally wants to play fishing with my dad.

by Dustin Davenport May 2, 2006