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player
1[pley-er]
noun
a person or thing that plays.
a person who takes part or is skilled in some game or sport.
a person who plays parts on the stage; an actor.
a performer on a musical instrument.
Informal., a participant, as in a conference or business deal.
a machine or piece of software that reproduces sound or images: a videodisc player;
a record player;
a videodisc player;
a digital media player.
a gambler.
Slang., a person engaged in illicit or illegal activity, especially a pimp.
a mechanical device by which a musical instrument, as a player piano, is played automatically.
Player
2[pley-er]
noun
Gary, born 1935, South African golfer.
player
1/ ˈpleɪə /
noun
a person who participates in or is skilled at some game or sport
a person who plays a game or sport professionally
a person who plays a musical instrument
an actor
informal, a participant, esp a powerful one, in a particular field of activity
a leading city player
See record player
the playing mechanism in a Pianola
Player
2/ ˈpleɪə /
noun
Gary (ˈɡærɪ). born 1935, South African golfer: winner of nine major championships (1959–78), including the British Open (1959, 1968, 1974)
Other Word Forms
- counterplayer noun
- nonplayer noun
- self-player noun
- superplayer noun
Word History and Origins
Example Sentences
An arbitrator ends the “reserve clause” that had tethered players to one employer for life, triggering the largest salary gains of any group of employees, anywhere—and changing labor practices in all U.S. sports.
"I often thought that, you know, if you can praise the players well, they'll accept a little bit of criticism, even in this day and age."
"He gives us more possession. He is intense and he can score goals, so is one more player to be near the box."
The 14-year-old, who was a former academy player at the club, died on Wednesday evening when he was struck in Burton Joyce.
No. 5 Texas Tech, fueled by a player payroll reportedly worth more than $25 million this season, blanked West Virginia 49-0 and looks like a lock to make the playoff field.
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