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Definition: Play

v. 1 try to locate or discover or try to establish the existence of; 2 be excited or anxious about

Sentence: Play Play

The Boxcar children look for clues to solve the mystery.

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The Boxcar children look for clues to solve the mystery.

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Where did princess Emma look for the puppy?

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When do foxes start to look for a mate?

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Who went to go look for the ponies?

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Where does Super Rabbit Boy look for the gold coins?

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Where is the first place Nancy and Bree go to look for clues in the Case of the Disappearing Doll?

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Who likes to look for treasure?

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What was the place in town that John Thomas went to look for the Tripp brothers?

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Where did Pearl look for Peanut?

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At the end of the story, where does Mama Fox ask Papa Fox to look for Baby?

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What do you look for in potential team members?

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What is the place that they look for Anna called?

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Where does Lightning look for Mater?

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Where did Mr. Lorne hide when the British soldiers came to look for him?

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Where does Map say to look for eggs?

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Synonyms: Play

search; seek; anticipate

Antonyms: Play

lose

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