Definition of playmake in English:

playmake

verb ˈpleɪmeɪk

1no object To write plays. archaic and rare.
2no object Sport (chiefly US). To lead or engage in attacking play.

Origin

1970s; earliest use found in ‘Anthony Burgess’ (1917–1993), writer and composer (real name John Burgess Wilson). From play + make, after playmaking, playmaker.

Definition of playmake in US English:

playmake

verbˈpleɪmeɪk

1no object To write plays. archaic and rare.
2no object Sport (chiefly US). To lead or engage in attacking play.

Origin

1970s; earliest use found in ‘Anthony Burgess’ (1917–1993), writer and composer (real name John Burgess Wilson). From play + make, after playmaking, playmaker.

单词	playmake
释义	Definition of playmake in English: playmake verb ˈpleɪmeɪk 1no object To write plays. archaic and rare. 2no object Sport (chiefly US). To lead or engage in attacking play. Origin 1970s; earliest use found in ‘Anthony Burgess’ (1917–1993), writer and composer (real name John Burgess Wilson). From play + make, after playmaking, playmaker. Definition of playmake in US English: playmake verbˈpleɪmeɪk 1no object To write plays. archaic and rare. 2no object Sport (chiefly US). To lead or engage in attacking play. Origin 1970s; earliest use found in ‘Anthony Burgess’ (1917–1993), writer and composer (real name John Burgess Wilson). From play + make, after playmaking, playmaker.
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