playing for the other team

a term used to describe one who has just come out of the closet and is gay.

Chelsea: hey Brendan is soooo hot, omg

Lauren: yeah...but he is totally playing for the other team, he's gay

Chelsea: are you kidding me???

Lauren: yeah he's definitely a shortstop

by sauce kid February 22, 2009

playing the banjo

The act of a woman pleasuring herself, usually associated with the quick diddling of the clitoris, close to climax. Also can be done by a man (or another woman, if that is your thing), but it would be done during a reach around.

"Before I fucked the shit out of your mother's gapping ass, I really enjoyed watching her playing the banjo, so much so, I decided to play a tune on it myself, Hee Haw!!!"

by Hugh Jardon March 17, 2006

playing campaign mode

refers to playing the campaign mode of a video game (such as "Call of Duty" or "Halo") strictly to exclude someone who seeks to play online with others.

Can be expanded to describe any form of exclusion.

Richard: You guys are playing campaign mode just to exclude me!

Mike: No we're not!

Mike (in a private chat with another player): We totally are.

by CoD Liver Oil June 15, 2009

Playing the guitar

Another term for female masterbation with the fingers.

I caught my sister playing the guitar last night to a porny porn.

by V dux September 6, 2007

playing for both teams

Having a bisexual orientation/tendencies.

She claims she's 100% straight, but after last night with that sorority chick we all know she's really playing for both teams.

by LDizzle July 6, 2008

playing possum

a possum will often act dead when faced with a situation it doesn't want to deal with.

Playing possum, when someone comes to your house that you don't want to talk to, so you act like your not home.

Joe "Hey greg said he dropped over your place earlier, weren't you home?"

Darren "I was home, just didn't want to talk to him so I was playing possum!"

by levin_rc July 18, 2009

Playing the numbers

A predecessor to state-run lotteries in the 1960s and '70s that thrived in poor neighborhoods.

The number was determined on a given day, by taking the second and third digits from the total amount of money in bank clearances from a predetermined bank, and the third digit in the Federal Reserve Bank's credit balance. On a day when the bank clearings were $589 million and the Fed's credit balance $116 million, the "89" from the first amount was combined with the "6" of the second to establish the day's winning number, 896.

Say, man You going to be playing the numbers today? Give me a nickel on 821. Make sure you combinate me.

by The Amalamps October 17, 2010