playerhood
playerhood noun: the state or condition of a player.
Noun
playerhood (uncountable)
- The state or condition of a player
- A generous helping of Goldie from The Mack, a little Willie Dynamite, and a sprinkle of Dolemite for comedic flavoring add up to a recipe for playerhood.2007, Kenji Jasper, Ytasha Womack, Beats, Rhymes, and Life: What We Love and Hate about Hip-hop
- “Don't be messin' up my game, boy. I'm gonna have to give you the rules of playerhood.” I said, following his joking. “I wrote the book.”2008, Eric Childs, I Waited For You
Origin of playerhood
From player + -hood.
Questions about playerhood
- What does playerhood mean?
- Playerhood means the state or condition of a player.
- What part of speech is playerhood?
- Playerhood is a noun.
Words near playerhood in the dictionary
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