playday
1
1.9
A special day for fun and games at school or with friends
- noun
- /ˈpleɪˌdeɪ/
:
día de juegos
- The children were excited for their annual playday, filled with games and outdoor activities.
Examples
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Well, Mama took me to the vet's office for a playday with my friends—or at least that's what I thought.
Blog text (30) -
Every summer, our neighborhood organizes a playday where kids can enjoy various fun activities together.
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During the playday, students from different classes participated in races and team games.
Synonyms
playtime
vsplayday
26
1.0
A time when children play and have fun
is a full day or longer period set aside instead of a short slot
21
1.8
A trip for fun that lasts one day
is focused on setting time aside for play rather than travelling away
playdate
vsplayday
15
1.7
A planned time when children meet to play, usually arranged by parents
is broader covering any day set aside for recreation not only arranged child meetings
1
1.9
A day with outdoor games and activities for a school or community
is any day set aside for play and need not be outdoor or organized
How Recreational
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Playday is made from play ('fun or games') and day ('one day'), so it means a 'day' set aside for 'play' or a break from work. Think of it as a small 'holiday' just for games.