play coin

to bottom and receive oral sex simultaneously; like a coin, to get head on one side and tail on the other

“Why do you like to play coin?” “When I’m tired, it’s nice to just lay back while your partners do all the work fucking and sucking you.”

by sunnyinthemiddle May 3, 2021

play-doh

apparently similar to fire.

ow. that's not play-doh. it's fire. shiat.

by remove June 2, 2005

Playing Golf

1. To highlight how the opinion/statement made by other party ruled out the obvious consequences or alternatives.

1.

Traul: Bale is the best football player

Baks: Ah so Messi is playing golf huh
2.
Traul: You should take her to the 5 star restaurant

Baks: Ah so I guess my finance is playing golf
3.
Traul: let's go out on Thursday!
Baks: ah so my exams on friday is playing golf

by Brucecane December 5, 2019

playing gay

A phrase used in the world of warcraft arena community:

1. When someone is playing to not lose instead of playing to win, or playing incredibly defensive with minimal vulnerability i.e. pillar humping, they are playing gay.
2. When someone is playing gimmicky, they are playing gay.

1. That mage is playing gay. All he's doing is cc'ing everything and ice lancing. He's not even trying to win.

2. That rogue is just re-stealthing behind the pillar until his cloak is back up, he's playing so gay.
3. (Upon seeing the other team's comp), "Ok guys we gotta play gay vs them"

by durrka July 7, 2013

Six Play

A game you play with people when you are driving. As soon as a person see's a car with six headlights (in some sort of crazy situation), the person yells six play, and hits the roof with his hand six times. The last person who hits the roof is a mcfaggelwaggel, and has to take off one article of clothing.

Gabe: *hits roof* Six Play!
Riley: *hits roof* Six Play!
Zach: *hits roof* Six Play!
Nathan: *cries and takes off one article of clothing/accessory*

by lovesboyssometimes July 2, 2009

play uncle

Heard this term recently on Insecure with Issa Rae. It seems to refer to a friend of one's parents or family. Someone who is part of the family, but not an actual relative. Different from a "playground uncle". Used the way those in Asian communities sometimes refer to their parent's friends as "auntie"

Come over and meet my play uncle--he's been around since I was 5

by Fandelaspalabras February 7, 2019

Play Sweden

To act as a neutral party during an event or argument.

Guy 1: Hey has Jane picked her Super Bowl team yet?
Guy 2: Nope, she's playing Sweden this year.
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Guy 1: So what did Joe think about the divorce?
Guy 2: He's friends with both of them, so He's gonna play Sweden.

by Dexi October 10, 2009