Definition of playtime
: a time for play or diversion
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Examples of playtime in a Sentence
She has a little playtime in the morning before she goes to school.
This isn't playtime; get to work!
The children have playtime after lunch.
Recent Examples of playtime from the Web
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The approval of Senate Bill 1083 was long overdue, according to many parents and recess advocates who felt the state needed to intervene to preserve elementary students' dwindling playtime.
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Paco needs an active family who will give him daily walks/runs and ample playtime.
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Free, but there is a parking fee of $5, and $5 for ages 3 and older for playtime in Little Pepper Zone.
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Kwong's one minute of playtime was later described as a publicity stunt, according to the Canadian Broadcasting Corp.
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The issue with this change is that playtime is still somewhat bloated, undermining the patch job.
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Kids can enjoy playtime with special toys, including age-appropriate early literacy toys, and interact with other toddlers and caregivers.
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Bonus: Record playtime in 1080p HD for online sharing.
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Bring the kids for a little playtime on the playground.
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