| Play ___ (feign death) | 22 |
| Play ___ (perform some songs) | 29 |
| Play ___ (skip school) | 22 |
| Play ___ in (be part of) | 24 |
| Play ___ in (influence) | 23 |
| Play ___ with (damage) | 22 |
| Play ___ with (squander) | 24 |
| Play ___, as of tennis | 22 |
| Play's early heading | 24 |
| Play's end, perhaps | 23 |
| Play's ___'acte | 23 |
| Play, as a record, slangily | 27 |
| Play, as Julius Caesar | 22 |
| Play, as some online videos | 27 |
| Play-by-play accompaniment | 26 |
| Play-by-play announcer Dick | 27 |
| Play-of-color gemstone | 22 |
| Play-stopping declaration | 25 |
| Play-__: kids' clay | 23 |
| Play-___ (1956 invention) | 25 |
| Play-___ (kid's clay) | 25 |
| Play-___ (kid's stuff) | 26 |
| Play-___ (kids' clay) | 25 |
| Play-___ (modeling clay) | 24 |
| Play-___ (modeling compound) | 28 |
| Play-___ (tiebreakers) | 22 |
| Playback machines, briefly | 26 |
| Playback speed, briefly | 23 |
| Playboy VIP familiarly | 26 |
| Playboy bunny and others | 24 |
| Playboy centerfold, e.g. | 24 |
| Playboy Club waitresses | 23 |
| Playboy columnist Baber | 23 |
| Playboy founder's moolah? | 29 |
| Playboy founder, familiarly | 27 |
| Playboy founder, for short | 26 |
| Playboy head, to friends | 24 |
| Playboy Hugh, familiarly | 24 |
| Playboy magnate, briefly | 24 |
| Playboy Mansion nickname | 24 |
| Playboy or Esquire, for short | 29 |
| Playboy publisher Hugh | 22 |
| Playboy publisher, to friends | 29 |
| Playboy types, briefly | 22 |
| Playboy types, for short | 24 |
| Playboy's bunny, e.g. | 25 |
| Played "Ray" | 22 |
| Played "Taxi" again | 29 |
| Played a bat-and-ball game | 26 |
| Played a child's game | 25 |
| Played a flute in a march | 25 |
| Played a military flute | 23 |
| Played a part to the hilt | 25 |
| Played a shrill instrument | 26 |
| Played an accompaniment | 23 |
| Played an old instrument | 24 |
| Played around with a recorder | 29 |
| Played back of the plate | 24 |
| Played cat and mouse (with) | 27 |
| Played city after city | 22 |
| Played ducks and drakes with | 28 |
| Played fast and lively | 22 |
| Played follow the leader | 24 |
| Played follow-the-leader | 24 |
| Played footsie with, perhaps | 28 |
| Played for a cat's-paw | 26 |
| Played hockey, perhaps | 22 |
| Played hoops, in slang | 22 |
| Played like Bird or Trane | 25 |
| Played music at a party, say | 28 |
| Played on home grounds | 22 |
| Played on the varsity, e.g. | 27 |
| Played on TV Land, say | 22 |
| Played platters at a party | 26 |
| Played Pole Position, say | 25 |
| Played records at a party | 25 |
| Played Rock Band, perhaps | 25 |
| Played Romeo or Juliet | 22 |
| Played Simon says, e.g. | 23 |
| Played some dulcet tones | 24 |
| Played some jazz numbers, say | 29 |
| Played some songs, say | 22 |
| Played the enchantress | 22 |
| Played the flute, e.g. | 22 |
| Played the gigolo with | 22 |
| Played the movie again | 22 |
| Played the straight man | 23 |
| Played video tape again | 23 |
| Played violin or cello | 22 |
| Played with the Ducks, say | 26 |
| Played with, cat-style | 22 |
| Played, as a cat with a mouse | 29 |
| Player across from West | 23 |
| Player at Camden Yards | 22 |
| Player at dealer's right | 28 |
| Player at the new Citi Field | 28 |
| Player coached by Earl Weaver | 29 |
| Player coached by Hank Stram | 28 |
| Player for coach Marv Levy | 26 |
| Player for the angels? | 22 |