onsetting
/ˈɒnsɛtɪŋ/adjective
Of a condition or state: beginning to develop; commencing. Occasionally (in figurative use): attacking; making a violent or noisy approach.
Origin
Late 19th century; earliest use found in William Ernest Henley (1849–1903), writer. From on- + setting, partly after onset.
- playable
- play about (or around)
- play-act
- play-action pass
- play-actor
- play-actress
- playa-hata
- playa-hater
- playa lake
- play a let
- play a lone hand
- play along
- play a (or one's) hunch
- play a part
- play a trick (or joke) on
- play away
- playback
- playback singer
- play ball
- playbill
- playboat
- playboater
- playboating
- play bone
- playbook