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playtime

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun playtime has 1 sense
  1. playtime, playday - time for play or diversion
    --1 is a kind of leisure, leisure time

Definitions from the Web

Playtime

Description:

Playtime refers to a period of time dedicated to recreational activities, games, and amusement. It is typically a time of leisure and enjoyment, often involving play with others or engaging in activities that bring pleasure.

Part of Speech:

  • Noun

Senses and Usages:

  1. Time set aside for recreational activities and games, especially for children.
    Example Sentence: During playtime at the park, the kids enjoyed swinging on the swings and playing on the slides.
  2. Period where individuals engage in activities that bring joy and relaxation.
    Example Sentence: After a long day of work, Sarah likes to unwind by having some playtime with her pet dog.
  3. Term used in educational settings to refer to activities that promote learning through play.
    Example Sentence: The kindergarten class had an interactive playtime session where they learned basic mathematical concepts through games.
  4. Playtime can also refer to the duration of a theatrical performance.
    Example Sentence: The playtime for the Broadway show was approximately two and a half hours.
  5. Local Usage: In some regions, "playtime" can be used informally to refer to a break or recess during school hours.
    Example Sentence: The teacher allowed the students fifteen minutes of playtime before resuming the lessons.

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