playdate
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- noun
- /ˈpleɪˌdeɪt/
:
encuentro para jugar
- Emma's mom arranged a fun playdate with her best friend after school.
- arrange playdates
- playdates with friends
- playdate in the park
You may still find it easier to manage the little playdate friend at your house then vice versa.
- You may still find it easier to manage the little playdate friend at your house then vice versa.
Examples
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Trying to juggle work, school, playdates, laundry, lunches, housecleaning, and homework is enough to keep any parent's schedule full.
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On Saturday, the kids and I had our first-ever NYC adventure when we attended Tollytot's Playdate in the City.
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We have a big playdate for our little champion.
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Are you guys free for a playdate?
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Three days ago, the Holiday Playdate party was thrown by Help a Mother Out.
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The baby and I were over at a neighbor's house the other day for a playdate.
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Of course you can have a playdate at Julie's house, sweetie.
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Can we just arrange some playdates for the girls?
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He's now requesting a playdate with the little boy from Spain.
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Fridays are a great day for playdates, so we try to keep our after-school hours open for these.
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Playdate is made from play and date; play means 'to have fun' and date means 'a planned time', so a playdate is a planned time for children to play together.