play with


verb(intr, preposition)
  1. to consider without giving deep thought to or coming to a conclusion concerning: we're playing with the idea of emigrating

  2. to behave carelessly with: to play with a girl's affections

  1. to fiddle or mess about with: he's just playing with his food

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