Alternative form of play someone like a fiddle

plural of play party

(US, chiefly historical) A social gathering at which singing and dancing games are played, frequently held in the 19th and early 20th centuries in the American South and Midwest.

plural of play-party

Alternative form of play party (“social gathering with singing and dancing games”)

(property law, England & Wales) A plan issued by HM Land Registry that accompanies a title register, showing the extent of the legal title described in that register, and sometimes other interests in land that affect the title.

(derogatory) someone who doesn't follow anti-pandemic rules and guidelines or even takes actions, such as attending unnecessary events, that promote the spread of illness.

(UK, simile, informal, dated) Very plain to see or understand; entirely obvious.

(gambling, archaic) Either continue with a gambling arrangement or forfeit the money.

Alternative form of two can play that game