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fun and games
noun as in amusement
noun as in comedy
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noun as in diversion
noun as in entertainment
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noun as in festivity
noun as in frolic
noun as in horseplay
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Weak matches
noun as in merriment/merrymaking
noun as in pastime
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noun as in recreation
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noun as in sport
noun as in task
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Example Sentences
“Those days, because of the hostage crisis, it wasn’t fun and games having Iranian music in the club. People were against Iranians and it wasn’t a happy time,” Ahi said.
But the latest episode wasn't all fun and games.
But the self-placed weight of representing and sharing their lifelong culture isn’t always all fun and games.
With the franchise officially out of ideas, how about skipping to “Jurassic Park: One Million Years A.D.” so a futuristic species can resurrect us for some malevolent fun and games?
Playwright and director Robert O’Hara has turned his puckish attention to “Hamlet,” treating Shakespeare’s tragedy not as an august cultural treasure that has held the world’s attention for more than 400 years but as a squeaky plaything that can be exploited for eccentric fun and games.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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