playmake
/ˈpleɪmeɪk/verb
1 [no object] To write plays. archaic and rare.
2 [no 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.
- many a little makes a mickle
- many a mickle makes a muckle
- Manyane
- Manyano
- many a one
- many a true word is spoken in jest
- manyatta
- many a ——
- many-body
- many-colored
- many-coloured
- many-faceted
- manyfold
- many hands make light work
- many happy returns (of the day)
- many-headed
- many-hued
- many-mansioned
- manyness
- manyogana
- manyokana
- manyplies
- many-root
- many-roots
- many-seed