Playmates is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PLAYMATES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• PLAYMATE, a companion in play
• a friend with whom a child plays
• used euphemistically to refer to a person's lover

Words related to PLAYMATES

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How to use PLAYMATES in a sentence

• At Compiegne and Verberie among his playmates were Charles, the boy king of Aquitaine, and Judith, children of the French king Charles the Bald.
• In spite of legends that would have us all believe that elephants are afraid of mice, he found that most of his favorite playmates were among the smaller creatures of Oz.
• Then a shower of fluttering leaves came between the playmates.
• I closely observed her little playmates and their nurses, being ready to take any lessons in the science of good management.
• He was so well liked by teacher and playmates that all congratulated him.
• When those boys become so good that they can be no better, they generally lie down, call all their playmates around them, deliver a farewell sermon, and then depart.
• And she was glad they had been such fine playmates the whole day long.
• And then she sighed, for they could be playmates only in forgetfulness.
• As she lost herself in reverie, she turned the iron ring around her finger and saw upon its surface, as she turned it, the faces of her playmates of long ago.
• Deacon Adams had always been on excellent terms with the Indians, and his little daughter had found her earliest playmates among their children.
• But to have much converse with them is as if we should make playmates of rattlesnakes for their grace of movement and swiftness of stroke.
• Six labourers, who had been playmates with Joan in childhood, then came forward.
• Indeed, she appeared to be displeased, if one of her playmates, as was sometimes the case, did take a great deal of pleasure in her pretty things.
• If she missed and needed playmates of her own age, she was scarcely conscious of the fact.
• So again as far as playmates were concerned Lydia spent a solitary summer.
• We are not all equally strong, and it is no discredit to a boy that he cannot run as far or lift as much as some of his playmates or companions.
• Some playmates had insisted upon his walking into a pond, and standing there.
• He was a few years older than we, but had been one of our playmates in childhood.
• Yet it had been his naive, boyish pride then, that had made him boast to his playmates of his ability, and prove it by telling them things he had learned about them.
• He selected and shipped a crew from among his playmates.
• Already it seemed that Vanno and she had always been lovers, not sad, parted lovers, but happy playmates in a world made for them.
• He and Sue had often heard their little playmates talk about Gypsies taking children away, but I do not believe this ever happens.
• As soon as they enter school at the age of six and even before this, in some cases, they are bound to hear these things from their playmates.
• But he was quite unprepared for the actual group of children his young charge chose for playmates.
• I met my former playmates without a greeting, and just as if we had not been separated for half a year.
• As a boy my playmates had been Mexican children, so that I not only spoke Spanish fluently but could also readily read and write it.
• For her, happiness was not dependent on external playmates although something vaguely similar to happiness was sometimes facilitated by them.
• Isaac’s playmates were enchanted with his new windmill.

Similar words containing PLAYMATE without suffix s

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