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Caught a play

To have previously made arrangements in supplying a drug user with illegal drugs in exchange for money. The event of receiving notice that a person or persons have requested to have illegal drugs sold to them. The moment of notice that a drug user has shown an interest to a drug dealer that they intend to purchase illegal drugs from them.
Damn fool, I just caught a play!
I got money now that I just caught a play.
Caught a play by jdizzle412 September 4, 2013
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The use of ice cubes or other frozen objects to tease your sexual partner, either by rubbing it around the rim of their entrance or on their nipples.
That guy I met was really into ice play.
ice play by SeytonAmpora-Vantas August 20, 2014

Scottish play 

This is a periphrastic way of referring to William Shakespeare's play "Macbeth," a device sometimes used by actors to avoid referring to the play by name, because of the supposed bad luck that it might bring if it is referred to by name. Likewise, the protagonist and his wife are referred to as"Mr. and Mrs. M."
The Village Players led off this year's season with the Scottish play.
Scottish play by eViL pOp TaRt April 24, 2010

for real real not for play play 

pertaining to a subject that one insists is indeed fact and not fiction.
Becky is pregnant for real real not for play play.

Since the speaker has added this expression, the listener can not mistake that Becky is pregnant because only by lying about her pregnancy would the statement be considered play play. Since Becky really is pregnant, this is for real real and can not be a lie or joke.

vampire play 

A kink where one person in the relationship likes to "feed" on their partner by drinking their blood. They may "feed" by cutting their partner or biting them till they bleed.
Yoo that chick is into vampire play she's into drinking blood and stuff
vampire play by Reynaaaaaaa December 15, 2017

To play us out 

A term discovered by Bill O'Reilly towards the end of an unaired Inside Edition taping. At the time, Bill was an anchor for Inside Edition from 1989 to 1993 so the meltdown occurred in the middle of his tenure and days after the release of Sting's The Soul Cages. Used to describe a musical accompaniment for a stage exit.
Bill: "I don't know what that means; "To play us out." What does that mean? ...To end the show?
Producer: "Yeah. Yeah."
Bill: "Alright. Go. Go!"
Producer: "In 5, 4, 3..."