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Definition: Play

n. 1 the universe; everything that exists; 2.the earth and all those who live on it. 3 the whole human race; all people. 4 a great amount.

Sentence: Play Play

I know the world is big.

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I know the world is big.

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The Peace Corps has many forms of American beneficence around the world.

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Who ruled the three regions of the world first?

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What did she say about the world now?

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Now that all of the world is her stage, where does Beyonce shine the spotlight?

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What are the smallest monkeys in the world called?

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Induk Pahk traveled the world as a Korean missionary-lecturer.

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What does 'All the world loves a lover' mean?

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Too many children in the world are uneducated.

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What was the world in the beginning?

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Who did Dog Man and Chief save the world from?

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On what day would the world be watching the town of Piccadilly?

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She thought she was the luckiest girl in the world on her birthday.

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Why is the the world fresh and clean?

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To Fox, the happiest things in the world are what?

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Synonyms: Play

universe; earth; globe; planet

Antonyms: Play

one town

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