playlist
- noun
- /ˈpleɪˌlɪst/
- I made you a Spotify playlist to help you catch up on culture.
- create a playlist
- a music playlist
Just click on this playlist and I'll see you in court.
- Just click on this playlist and I'll see you in court.
- There is an entire playlist of all the previous ones.
- If you go back through the playlist, you can easily find it.
- So make sure you save a sex playlist to your your locally.
- How do you make a playlist so you can start a station?
- Jimmy Cook's on the playlist for this summer.
- Follow that playlist and get straight fire every Monday morning.
- So that is the Understanding Anger playlist.
- OK, so my favorite song on my playlist.
- Let me read out some of like the the playlist that I've got.
Examples
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You know, looking at somebody's playlist is like reading their diary.
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I created a playlist of my favorite songs for the party.
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There is an entire playlist of all the previous ones.
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If you go back through the playlist, you can easily find it.
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How do you make a playlist so you can start a station?
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Follow that playlist and get straight fire every Monday morning.
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Keep an eye on your music playlist while you work on a report.
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Josh probably has a really great metal playlist for you all.
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I think it's time for my playlist.
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Check out this playlist for the stories behind more famous masterpieces.
Synonyms
A list of songs a band plans to play at a concert
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Etymology
Playlist comes from two simple words: play ('to make or listen to music') and list ('a set of things in order'). So a playlist is literally a 'list' of songs to 'play' in the order you choose.