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Noun playboy has 1 sense
  1. playboy, man-about-town, Corinthian - a man devoted to the pursuit of pleasure
    --1 is a kind of hedonist, pleasure seeker

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Playboy

Definition:

A playboy refers to a man who engages in a lifestyle focused on pleasure, especially sexual relationships with multiple partners.

Sense 1 - Noun:

A Playboy is a lifestyle magazine created for men, featuring articles, photographs, and interviews with famous personalities.

Example sentence: I subscribed to Playboy magazine to stay updated on the latest fashion trends and popular culture.

Related product: Playboy Magazine

Sense 2 - Noun:

A playboy can also refer to a wealthy man who indulges in luxurious and extravagant activities, often socializing with high-status individuals.

Example sentence: The playboy spent his evenings partying at upscale clubs, surrounded by beautiful women.

Related product: The Gentleman's Guide to Luxury

Sense 3 - Noun:

Playboy can also be used as an adjective to describe something that is designed for superficial enjoyment or lacking in seriousness.

Example sentence: The playboy lifestyle may seem exciting, but it often lacks emotional depth and commitment.

Sense 4 - Adjective:

Playboy can also be used as an adjective to describe a woman who seeks pleasure and attention from men and is often perceived as seductive or flirty.

Example sentence: She adopted a playboy persona, charming men with her charisma and alluring looks.

Related product: Seductive Dresses for Women

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