play (with); have fun; amuse oneself

to dicker with (law)

(noun) playing method; playing instruction

play someone like a fiddle; play someone like a cheap violin

to possess knowledge of; having command of, being adept in

knowledgeable about

pretty-pretty

gismo, gadget

to play around; to tease

to make trouble; to provoke a fight

playing tricks; causing trouble

to play a game

賭命

play/gamble with one's life; risk one's life recklessly; flirt with death

joke; jest; prank; banter

joke with; play a prank on | [粵] 講笑

to prank

1. play with sand 2. child games; fooling around

(verb) play mud and sand; Or (figurative meaning) someone is like playing kid games and never get serious

amusing; fun; interesting

play a joke on someone; to joke | [粵]: 講笑

(verb) just kidding

bauble; doohickey; gadget; gadgetry; jigger

to come across fiercely

"it's no joke"

sex toy

let sb join the fun/party

game over; be played out; be finished (a relationship, career, etc); the jig is up

(adjective) (of relationship) game over; done; (of event) done; finished; (of person) dead; (verb) ruined; totally messed up; dead; totaled; wrecked; fell through

(adj) interesting; delightful

thing; thingy; toy; act; trick

to play (with a toy) | [粵]: 玩 (waan2), 反 (faan2)

suddenly; before you know it; in no time at all

get too carried away; take things too far

toy