Associations to the word «Playful»
Noun
- Sweetness
- Manner
- Smile
- Rump
- Exaggeration
- Cub
- Reproach
- Caprice
- Laughter
- Gesture
- Kiss
- Nymph
- Companionship
- Songwriting
- Dazzling
- Fondness
- Ridicule
- Familiarity
- Pooh
- Imagination
- Tap
- Pluto
- Romantic
- Funny
- Imagery
- Extravagance
- Chekov
- Affection
- Punch
- Personality
- Malice
- Homage
- Tarzan
- Pop
- Breeze
- Whales
- Leap
- Maturity
- Tug
- Delight
- Rap
- Mastery
- Baroque
- Dolphin
- Tempo
- Courtship
- Tomas
- Tender
- Adolescence
Adjective
- Unconventional
- Expansive
- Gentle
- Merry
- Thematic
- Eclectic
- Poetic
- Chaotic
- Melancholy
- Adolescent
- Sprawling
- Relaxing
- Pathetic
- Silly
- Expressive
- Curious
- Reminiscent
- Romantic
- Boyish
- Innocent
- Stylistic
- Mock
- Cordial
- Refined
- Clever
- Laughing
- Aggressive
- Pet
- Pop
- Vibrant
- Toy
- Absurd
- Quaint
- Tender
- Joyful
- Profound
- Rhythmic
- Subtle
- Vivid
- Ingenious
- Relaxed
- Fancy
Wiktionary
PLAYFUL, adjective. Liking play, prone to play frequently, such as a child or kitten; rather sportive.
PLAYFUL, adjective. Funny, humorous, jesting, frolicsome.
PLAYFUL, adjective. Fun, recreational, not serious.
PLAYFUL, adjective. Experimental.
Dictionary definition
PLAYFUL, adjective. Full of fun and high spirits; "playful children just let loose from school".
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