recreation, rest, fun, enjoyment; incubation

to joke, tease, make fun of

entertainment, fun, recreation

entertainment, fun, recreation

mischievous, naughty, playful, cheeky, fun

to become sweet, sweetened; to have pleasure/enjoyment; to become close friends

taste, flavour, enjoyment, delight

enjoyment, entertainment, merriment, partying

pleasure, enjoyment of life, partying, revelling, debauchery

invitation, entertainment (by a host)

entertainment, recreation, amusement

entertainment arranged my an intermediary to reconcile hostile people; flag, banner, sign

to lose, squander, waste; to play a role; to give (a bribe)

to play

to play the flute, fife, reed, to whistle

to scatter, spread, fumble, rummage; to play a part; to look for, search, ascertain, analyze

to make a sound, pronounce, to sing, to play (an instrument), to resound; to make someone talk, to get information