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play full

play full verb: to strike the object ball nearer to its centre than its edge.

Verb

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

  1. To strike the object ball nearer to its centre than its edge.
    Antonyms:
    play fine

Antonyms of play full

Forms of play full

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

Questions about play full

What does play full mean?
Play full means to strike the object ball nearer to its centre than its edge.
What part of speech is play full?
Play full is a verb.
What is the past tense of play full?
The past tense of play full is played full.

Words near play full in the dictionary

  1. play fine
  2. play first fiddle
  3. play for a fool
  4. play for love
  5. play for time
  6. play full
  7. play games
  8. play God
  9. play gooseberry
  10. play group
  11. play groups

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