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Player 1-syndrome 

One person habitually dominating another, much like Player 1 in a multiplayer game. Usually stems from too much time in a socially-stressful environment.

Can only be treated by a punch in the face from a close friend.
Guy: *grabs the remote* we're watching this now!

Girl: ugh your Player 1-syndrome is resurfacing again!
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Playing Dusty 

Taking an old bit of news and announcing it as if it's new and interesting. Dusting off the old news and claiming it's fresh.
Lame old Wes was playing dusty, texting me yesterday's news as if it was original and interesting.
Playing Dusty by ghostt7 December 24, 2011
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playing bell 

When a girl says they are interested in you, but aren't ready, and makes you wait a few months. At the end of the few months they decide that you are more of a friend than a dating object.
"I was sure we would be dating by now but I think she might be playing Bell"
"She said she wasn't ready 2 months ago... I think she is playing Bell"
"It's like I got friendzoned but instead... I think she is playing Bell
playing bell by phantom373 May 30, 2013

playing the hairmonica 

performing cunnilingus or oral sex
Kathleen was hesitant to commit to the new man in her life, as he was cocky, belligerent, mean and smelly; though he was adept at playing the hairmonica.
A pimp or a mack.
"Keep my playa mode fresh, I'm daily looking for a profit
Breaking bitches like my daddy said to make my pockets rocking"
playa by realniggggggggershit July 23, 2018

PlayaMadeDai 

PlayaMadeDai is a young man who’s PlayaMade and people often think he has “hoes” because of his name(which is not true).PlayaMadeDai is the creator of “PlayaMade”. PlayaMadeDai is a sexy young man, very intelligent, athletic, hated on a lot, and LOYAL.

AMOSC: PlayaMadeDai
PlayaMadeDai really a real nigga 🅿️ Way or no way ‼️
PlayaMadeDai by PlayaMadeDai November 29, 2018

Playing cricket for Dorset 

An expression referring to teenagers engaging in a practice session in the grounds of the Broadstone Cricket Club after close of play.
“Are Kate and Len coming to the pub later?”
“No, they’re playing cricket for Dorset”