noun:

• playing golf without a caddy - Sports term - From English "self play"

noun:

• playing soldiers

noun:

• upright piano

noun:

• piano trio

noun:

• playing in the sea

noun / ~する noun:

• playing in the sand

noun:

• long-playing record; long-play record; LP record

noun:

• playing cards bearing proverbs in the traditional ordering of the Japanese syllabary

noun:

• shogi game with the superior player playing without the kaku

noun:

• jazz piano

noun / ~する noun:

• playing catch; catch - From English "catch ball"

expression / ichidan verb:

• to make a gesture or say something during a break in conversation, playing of songs, etc.; to interrupt

noun:

• playing with dolls displayed on the Girl's Festival

noun:

• mezzo piano - Music term - From Italian

noun:

• playing shogi with a handicap of the rook and bishop
• participating in a contest while missing key players, pieces, etc.

suffix:

• playing at (something); game of make-believe; something done together

noun / ~する noun:

• playing around; having an active sex life; casual homosexual sexual activity - esp. gay sex ➜ 発展【はってん】

noun:

• (gay) cruising spot; (gay) pick-up joint (e.g. bar) - abbreviation ➜ ハッテン場

noun:

• singing and playing the sho

noun:

• short skirt for playing tennis, etc.
• skort; shorts with an attached skirt-like flap

noun:

• initial playing of an instrument in the New Year

noun:

• playing with a handicap of one rook or bishop - Shōgi term ➜ 駒落ち【こまおち】

noun / ~する noun:

• playing the victim; playing the victim card

noun:

• tabletop role-playing game - From English "table talk RPG"

noun:

• tabletop role-playing game ➜ テーブルトークアールピージー

noun:

• trick playing (on a stringed instrument)