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Definition: Play

n. a long narrow band or mark or streak differing from the surrounding area; v. mark with bands

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The United States flag has red and white stripes.

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The United States flag has red and white stripes.

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What did the cat with brown and yellow stripes look like?

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How many stripes do chipmunks have?

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Which animal has stripes that look like branches of trees?

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How many stripes were on the first Rainbow Flag?

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How many stripes are on the modern Rainbow Flag?

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What colour stripes do mosquitoes have?

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What does a skunk's bold stripes act as?

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What kind of stripes did the tiger lily have?

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What happens to a tiger shark's stripes as they get older?

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What are zebras stripes as unique as?

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The stripes on her shirt were vertical.

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The stripes around Jupiter are made of what substance?

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Alexander wanted blue sneakers with red stripes but what did the shoe man tell him?

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A caterpillar's stripes is an example of what?

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Synonyms: Play

line; streak; band; strip

Antonyms: Play

solid

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