Play-Doh
- noun
- /ˈpleɪˌdoʊ/
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Play-Doh
- The children spent the afternoon making animals out of Play-Doh at the kitchen table.
A lump of play DoH that rolled under the couch and picked up some Lynch.
- A lump of play DoH that rolled under the couch and picked up some Lynch.
Examples
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She bought several tubs of Play-Doh in different colors for her nephew's birthday.
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After playing with Play-Doh, remember to put the lids back on so it does not dry out.
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The children love to play with Play-Doh.
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I bought some Play-Doh for my niece's birthday.
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The children spent the afternoon making animals out of Play-Doh at the kitchen table.
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She bought several tubs of Play-Doh in different colors for her nephew's birthday.
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After playing with Play-Doh, remember to put the lids back on so it does not dry out.
Synonyms
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A toy or small object that children play with
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A light material of paper and glue used to make masks and small sculptures
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A soft, non-drying material for making models often used by children and artists
A green two-part putty used by hobbyists to fill and shape small models
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Etymology
The word Play-Doh comes from the two simple words play and dough, where 'dough' means 'soft bread mix' and 'play' shows it is for fun, so the name fits a soft, colorful modeling material children shape with their hands.