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play fine

play fine verb: to strike the object ball near the edge.

Verb

play fine (third-person singular simple present plays fine, present participle playing fine, simple past and past participle played fine)

  1. To strike the object ball near the edge.
    Antonyms:
    play full

Antonyms of play fine

Forms of play fine

third-person singular presentplays fine
present participleplaying fine
past participleplayed fine
pastplayed fine

Questions about play fine

What does play fine mean?
Play fine means to strike the object ball near the edge.
What part of speech is play fine?
Play fine is a verb.
What is the past tense of play fine?
The past tense of play fine is played fine.

Words near play fine in the dictionary

  1. play fair
  2. play fast and loose
  3. play favorites
  4. play fight
  5. play fights
  6. play fine
  7. play first fiddle
  8. play for a fool
  9. play for love
  10. play for time
  11. play full

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