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Contents 1 In music 2 In other arts and entertainment 3 In sports 4 In other uses 5 See also

Play may refer to:

• Play (activity), enjoyment by humans
• Play (animal behaviour)‎
• Play (theatre), structured literary form or theatre

[edit] In music

• Play 99.6 (radio), a radio station in Jordan
• Play (Mexican band) (or Grupo Play), Mexican band
• Play (Robyn song)
• Play (Swedish band), Swedish band
  • Play (Play album), album by the Swedish band
• Play (Jennifer Lopez song)
• Play (David Banner song)
• Play (EP), extended play recording by Ride
• Play (Namie Amuro album)
• Play (Great Big Sea album)
• Play (Moby album)
• Play (David Ball album)
• Play (Brad Paisley album)
• Play (S.H.E album)
• Play (Squeeze album)
• Christopher "Play" Martin, one half of hip-hop duo Kid 'n Play
• Play! A Video Game Symphony, a symphony tour featuring video game music

[edit] In other arts and entertainment

• Play (TV series), a Canadian news magazine series
• Play (2000 film), directed by Anthony Minghella
• Play (play), written by Samuel Beckett
• Play (UK magazine), a UK PlayStation magazine
• Play (US magazine), a United States video game magazine
• Play (New York Times), a sports magazine from The New York Times
• Television play, television genre
• Wii Play, a video game released for the Wii video game console
• Play, The Videogames World, first European exhibition on videogames

[edit] In sports

• Play from scrimmage, an organized action as part of the game, in American and Canadian football
• The Play, a controversial and historic last second kickoff return for a touchdown in the 1982 Cal–Stanford 'Big Game'

[edit] In other uses

• Play.com, an online retail company
• Play, in engineering, the amount of lost motion due to clearance or slackness between mating components when movement is reversed, see Backlash (engineering)
• Word play, literary and narrative technique
• Play Mobile, a Polish internet provider and mobile operator
• Petroleum play, group of oil fields or prospects in the same region that are controlled by the same set of geological circumstances.
• Playboy

[edit] See also

• Player

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