engage in activity for fun or relaxation

• not for work or duty

take part in a sport or game

• compete against an opponent or team

perform music on an instrument

• give a musical performance at a venue

operate a device to make audio or video run

• cause a recording, song, or film to start

portray a character in theater or film

• pretend to be or act as someone

behave in a specified way, as in play fair

• manage or exploit a situation strategically

move lightly over a surface, as light, breeze, or water

activity for amusement or leisure

a dramatic work for actors

• a stage performance

a move or brief sequence of action in a game

• a player's turn to act

freedom to move or act; room for maneuver

• mechanical slack or free play of parts

one instance of watching or listening to media

• the button or control that starts playback

a tactical attempt or maneuver in business, politics, or strategy