playbook
play·book
noun \-ˌbu̇k\Definition of PLAYBOOK
1
: one or more plays in book form
2
: a notebook containing diagrammed football plays
3
: a stock of usual tactics or methods <straight from his opponent's political playbook>
Examples of PLAYBOOK
- He studied the new plays in the team's playbook.
First Known Use of PLAYBOOK
1535
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