playerly
/ˈpleɪəli/adjective
Originally: of the nature or character of an actor; appropriate to or befitting an actor; resembling an actor. Now also more generally: relating to or characteristic of any kind of player.
Origin
Late 16th century; earliest use found in John Northbrooke (fl. 1567–1589), Church of England clergyman and author. From player + -ly.
- hang (or stay) loose
- hang out
- hang out one's shingle
- hangover
- hangry
- Hang Seng index
- hang someone out to dry
- hang something on
- hang something out
- hang something up
- hang ten
- hang time
- hang together
- overawe
- overbake
- overbalance
- overballast
- overballasting
- overbank
- overbanked
- overbanking
- over-bark
- overbear
- overbearance
- overbearing