Sitemap P 48901 - 49050
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Play a par-3 perfectly
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Play a part?
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Play a part in a movie
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Play a part in a play
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Play a part . . . or a play part
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Play a part or play part
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Play a play
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Play a prank on
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Play a role
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Play a role in a film
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Play a role none too subtly
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Play a role onstage
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Play a round
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Play a scene
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-- play (a simple job)
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Play a trick on
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Play a trifecta
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Play a trump, in Bridge
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Play a trumpet
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Play a tuba
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Play a tuba or trumpet
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(Play) a violin
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Play a violin without rosin, perhaps?
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Play a wrong note
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Play about a boy and his horse
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Play about a guy ordering beef from Dublin?
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Play about a jeweler's scale, with "A"?
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Play about a woman who gets her "just desserts"?
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Play about an actress trying to unload some real estate?
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Play about androids
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Play about automatons
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Play about Caius Marcius
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Play about Emily Dickinson, with "The
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Play about horses
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Play about meat that's good to eat anytime?
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Play about Perón
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Play about rival composers
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Play about robots.
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Play about Sadie Thompson
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Play about swine intestines that are semidivine?
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Play about tenderizing meat with one's toes?
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Play about the Helmers, with "A
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Play ___ (act)
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Play addendum
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Play again
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Play again, as a role
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Play against
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Play along
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Play along — don't resist
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Play along, or what's hidden in the starred answers
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Play along with
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Play-___ (alternative to modeling clay)
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Play ammo
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Play an ace?
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Play an amorous detective?
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Play an ice game
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Play an icy sport
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Play an "it" game
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Play analyzer
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Play and film about a 1977 series of interviews with a former president
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Play and film about a noted 1977 series of interviews
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Play and movie about a noted 1977 series of interviews
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Play another song!
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Play area
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Play area for Lucille and Sally?
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Play area, often
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Play area with rounded corners
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Play areas
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Play (around)
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Play around (with)
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Play around, with "off
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Play around with some music
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Play, as a drum
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Play, as drums
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Play as expected, on the links
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Play, as Julius Caesar
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Play ___, as of tennis
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Play Asimov called "immortal for that one word
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Play at a faster tempo, on sheet music: Abbr.
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Play at a formal Halloween party?
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Play at a game on ice
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Play at love
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Play at maximum volume
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Play at the highest volume, as a radio
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Play at top volume
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Play auditioner's hope
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Play award?
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Play backer
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Play backers
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Play backup for
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Play badly?
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Play balcony climber
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Play ball
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Play ball maker
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Play baseball / Take public transportation downtown / Clean up after diners leave
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Play baseball with cheeses?
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Play based on a Maugham story
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Play based on a Maugham tale
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Play based on Maugham tale
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Play ___ (be disruptive)
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Play before the camera
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Play before the play
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Play beginner
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Play beginning
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Play — big emotional scene
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Play bit
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Play boisterously
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Play both sides, in a way
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Play boy?
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Play-___ (brand of clay used by kids)
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Play-___ (brand of modeling clay)
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Play-___ (brand of toy modeling clay)
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Play break
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Play broadly
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Play bumper cars
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Play by ___
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Play by Alfred Noyes
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Play by e. e. cummings
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Play by e.e. cummings
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Play by Euripides
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Play by heart?
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Play by Jean-Paul Sartre
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Play by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee
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Play by Karel Capek
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Play by Mae West: 1928
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Play by Mark Twain and Bret Harte
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Play by Matt Crowley (with "The")
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Play by Neil Simon
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Play by Noyes: 1915
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Play by O'Neill
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Play by Osborne
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Play-by-play accompaniment
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Play-by-play announcer Dick
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Play-by-play announcer's partner
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Play-by-play partner
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Play-by-play sports coverage
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Play by Rattigan
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Play by Sartre
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Play by Sophocles
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Play by the rules
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Play by Topor
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Play by Van Druten: 1951
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Play by ___ (without sheet music)
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Play byplay
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Play called by Montana
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Play caller
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Play callers, for short
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Play caller's pouch?
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Play center, often