Playground

/ˈpleɪˌɡraʊnd/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A outdoor area designated for children's play, typically equipped with swings, slides, and other recreational equipment.

The children spent the afternoon at the playground, climbing and sliding on the equipment.

A place or setting that is characterized by play or activity, often used metaphorically.

The new software development became a playground for creative programmers to experiment with innovative features.

An area specially designed for a particular activity, such as sports or games.

The soccer field was transformed into a playground for the local sports festival.

Play + ground; the area where children play.

playground equipment

The various structures and devices used in playgrounds for children's play.

playground politics

The informal social dynamics and interactions among children in a playground setting.

play

Engage in activities for enjoyment and recreation.

recreation

Activities done for enjoyment and relaxation.

childhood

The time in a person's life when they are a child.

The area where children hang out.

The kids are always at the playground after school.

A space for informal gatherings and socializing.

The park has become a popular playground for local teens.