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playful

[pley-fuhl] / ˈpleɪ fəl /


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Despite popular opinion, the filmmaker behind “Promising Young Woman,” “Saltburn,” and her latest movie, a loose and playful adaptation of Emily Brontë’s classic novel, “Wuthering Heights,” is not out to get the audience.

From Salon

Soon, a playful and energetic lion — brought to life by a pair of performers under a costume — approached the kids and “ate” their offerings.

From Los Angeles Times

Many of their playful clips and humorous commentary went viral and was especially appealing to younger viewers.

From Los Angeles Times

Guests were invited to watch as models sprawled across a pool table decorated in white leopard print, wearing outfits to match the playful aesthetic.

From BBC

As Díaz got set for his next pitch, Freeman tapped on his helmet in a playful attempt to challenge the call.

From Los Angeles Times