Byplay is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BYPLAY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• action subordinate to the main action, as in a play
• secondary or subsidiary action or involvement in a play or film.
• secondary action or talking carried on apart while the main action proceeds
• Action carried on aside, and commonly in dumb show, while the main action proceeds.
• incidental activity performed by an actor for dramatic effect
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• secondary action

Words related to BYPLAY

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Words that contain BYPLAY

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How to use BYPLAY in a sentence

• Suddenly there was a glad stoppage of all by-play in the swarming streets.
• A fine little bit of by-play not planned for by Nyoda was staged when Sahwah dramatically cast her crutches into the Fire of Health.
• They had understood nothing of what was said, of course, but the byplay was sufficiently intelligible.
• Rivers, immediately after this by-play, left the apartment.
• While this little byplay was going on, Quincy had approached Alice, who, as usual, was sitting by the window, and placed in her hand a small bunch of flowers.
• Iris, of course, lost nothing of this bit of by-play.
• Cynical or flippant turns of speech, which distressed and outraged his contemporaries, are taken as they were meant, for witty or humorous by-play.
• The captain, who missed nothing of this by-play, felt himself to have been absolutely isolated.
• And the by-play of yours in returning the money you did not really need, though it has completely deceived him, has in my eyes only added odium to your treachery.
• Songs and fanciful by-play, brief sermons, music, gay and solemn, diversified the strange performance.
• When so seated that his presence could not be overlooked from the stage, he was wont to divert Camille from her woes with the by-play of his mobile features.
• Raoul, delighted at the count’s companionship, perceived, or affected to perceive nothing of this byplay.
• The teachers met all such by-play with prompt, impartial repression and concentration upon the appointed duties of the hour.
• Yesterday I rode on a street car and saw a bit of by-play that fully illustrated this.
• None of the onlookers guessed the nature of this by-play, though their curiosity was keenly excited by the strange gestures of the two contracting parties.
• Nor is such by-play without consequences, some of which might conceivably be fortunate.
• Scattered among the more serious fragments of the dialogue is some excellent by-play of sarcasm upon Palissot, and one or two of the other assailants of the new liberal school.
• None of this by-play escaped Ruth, whose sense of humour needed no developing.
• Lentulus took them, eager to have done with the by-play.
• Not a creature present observed the trifling by-play.
• Then comes a pretty piece of by-play that really reflects credit upon the engineering skill of the soldier, for it is his hand that pulls the strings.
• The Collector laughed inwardly as he replaced his hat, and rode on speculating what this bit of by-play might mean.
• The Court House was full to overflowing with interested observers of this little by-play.
• Their best performers play very skilfully on both, and indulge in as much ecstatic by-play as musicians of the most famous schools.

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