The player—who may be left on the ground long after all games have been played out.
The fairy business was played out, and he felt that he must begin again.
I've thought for a good while the game was played out for body and soul.
Then Bobby liked the panda, and the three of us played out in the barn all day.
When night fell I was played out, and told the crew they must let her sink.
The days of the old-time denominationalism are about played out.
You'll never do any good on this part of the coast—it's played out, and there's no population.
To many it seems that the rôle of the individual is played out.
He felt as if a drama had been played out there and the dénouement had been happy.
This job's all played out, so I think I'll get me a good job on Titan.
