playschool

/ ˈpleɪˌskuːl /

noun

1. Also called: playgroup. an informal nursery group taking preschool children in half-day sessions

Example Sentences

She also described how he "left one of my children sitting in playschool for 36 minutes cause he forgot to get her, twice in a row".

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At about the same time, police said, there was an attempt by a group of young people to set fire to a van that was parked at a local playschool.

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Conservative commentator Jack Posobiec called it a “Truman Show Presidency,” joking that the White House gave Mr. Biden “a playschool desk and fake oval office in a fake White House.”

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He described the experience as “sticky … Everything is covered in a layer of spilt Ribena, honey, peanut butter and playschool glue.”

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Also going quickly out of fashion are “crossword”, “playschool”, “Avon”, “cassette” and “croquet”.

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Related Words

• child care www.thesaurus.com
• daycare 
• nursery 
• nursery school 
• preschool