playground
/ˈpleɪɡraʊnd
/noun
1An outdoor area provided for children to play in, especially at a school or public park: I was playing football in the playground [as modifier]: playground games...
- The man's licence conditions were not to go to schools, public parks, playgrounds, swimming pools or leisure centres.
- Encourage the use of ground-level safe play areas, such as public parks and playgrounds.
- Nowadays, schoolyards and community playgrounds and public parks are barren on a weekday afternoon.
Synonyms
play area, park, playing field, recreation ground, amusement park;
British adventure playground
1.1A place where a particular group of people choose to enjoy themselves: the mountains are a playground for hang-gliders...
- The riverside has long been a playground for Leeman Road lads, said Mr Newland, who is 62.
- The fort serves as a playground for the children, who hide in its ramparts and race along the walls.
- If Asmujo fails to find his inner self, then his solo exhibition is just a playground for him.
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