Player

What do we mean by player?

One that plays, especially. noun

One who participates in a game or sport. noun

A gambler. noun

One who performs in theatrical roles. noun

One who plays a musical instrument. noun

An active participant. noun

The mechanism actuating a player piano. noun

A device that plays or controls the playing of audio or video recordings. noun

One who actively seeks out sexual partners and carries on a number of sexual affairs at the same time. noun

In harness-manuf., a small piece of metal attached by links to the mouthpiece of the bridle. noun

One who plays. noun

A contestant in a game or match of any kind; also, one who is in the habit of playing, or who is skilled in, a particular game : as, a chess-player; a billiard-player. noun

A dramatic performer; an actor; one who enacts characters on the stage. noun

One who performs on an instrument of music. noun

One who plays, or amuses himself; one without serious aims; an idler; a trifler. noun

One who plays any game. noun

A dramatic actor. noun

One who plays on an instrument of music. noun

A gamester; a gambler. noun

One who plays any game or sport. noun

One that plays

One who is playful; one without serious aims; an idler; a trifler.

A significant participant.

A person who plays the field rather than having a long-term sexual relationship.

6. Player Players can be male or female. They are usually slick, dress nicely and are very charming. They prey on people socially usually looking for sex or money. They have a way of befriending people and making them feel important, before they use them to their own ends. Players make horrible friends or “significant others,” because they will “Judas back stab” and hurt you in any way possible if it is in their best interest. They have no loyalty to anyone but themselves Urban Dictionary

A male who is skilled at manipulating ("playing") others, and especially at seducing women by pretending to care about them, when in reality they are only interested in sex. Possibly derived from the phrases "play him for a fool", or "play him like a violin". The term was popularized by hip-hop culture, but was commonly recognized among urban American blacks by the 1970s. A certain class of low-rent, slack-jawed fuckups has decided that backstabbing and misogyny are totally radical, so the word is sometimes used as a compliment or term of endearment between male friends, as in the greeting "what's up, player?". Urban Dictionary

Listless, fiendish, mercenary scumbags that have no sense of reality. Usually males. They ruin other people's lives just because they can, and probably would not be in existence if people would stop allowing themselves to be used by these scumbags. They only crave sex and money from others, and never had the need to make friends because they're just TOO DAMN SPECIAL! Urban Dictionary

A dangerous game where the woman usually comes out of it hurt because they fall in love Urban Dictionary

Short for "poon slayer", a person who manipulates girls and hunts for their vagina. Urban Dictionary

Men who get with multiple women for the sole purpose of sex. They often pretend to care about the girl and feel no shame when they take someone's heart and just shatter it. Urban Dictionary

A guy who uses girl,tells them lies and makes them fall in love with them,but really doesn't love them at all and is dating a different girl cheating on them,and making fun of her to his friends then when the "relationship" ends he makes fun of her and embarrasses her about the whole thing Urban Dictionary

A guy that is easiest to fall for, hardest to forget. Urban Dictionary

A guy that pretends to like a girl for some action, and then once he gets the girl to like him he ignores her now that he got what he wants. A player is also a guy that is an ignorant asshole! Urban Dictionary

Some ass-hole that thinks there gods gift who charms you to then messes up your head, stamps all over your hart then will make you cry a river without giving a shit!!!! Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to player:
player, layer, prayer, payer, slayer, planer, played, placer, plater, plyer, flayer, mplayer.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word player:
volleyball, chooses, mvp, handball, nba, plays, controls, enemies, choose, cards, basketball, defender, drafted, goalkeeper, nhl, olympics, coach, gameplay, mode, played, pitcher, players, hockey, playing, honors, rookie, ranking, rugby, seasons, card, chess, defensive, nfl, opponent, assists, soccer, draft, manager, currently, ball, league, pick, game, team.

Words that rhyme with player:
layer, prayer, purveyor, mayor, naysayer, payor, soothsayer, conveyor, payer, surveyor, assayer, slayer, sayer, bricklayer, bayer, taxpayer, stayer, mayer, conveyer, strayer, ayer, brayer, sprayer, doomsayer, gayer, ballplayer, sauter, multilayer, grayer, ozone layer, maier, thayer, breyer, preyer, ratepayer, swayer, greyer, heyer, weigher, geyer, multiplayer, beyer, germ layer, speyer, hayer, freier, boundary layer, frayer, f layer, appleton layer, seyer, drayer, gaier, e layer, dreyer, horny layer, neher, bayar, baier, taher, tissue layer, weyer, neyer, reyer, freyer, cayer, mcbrayer, steyer, schleyer, allay her, anyway her, array her, away her, betray her, birthday her, convey her, day her, defray her, delay her, dismay her, disobey her, display her, downplay her, flay her, gainsay her, j er, j her, kostmayer, lay her, may her, mayher, neumayer, obey her, oj her, outweigh her, pay her, play her, portray her, pray her, re her.

Adjectives that are often used to describe player:
first, good, major, best, professional, key, second, next, young, former, only, defensive, flute, better, greatest, black, portable, offensive, famous, single, poor, excellent, third, fine, average, dominant, active, outstanding, valuable, big, expert, skilled, top, minor, global, favorite, experienced, record, successful, talented, bad, compact, pro, cornet, female, accomplished, chess, time, avid, fourth, injured, skilful, audio, youngest, powerful, amateur, whist, brilliant, handed, keen, class, rugby, skillful, lute, known, harp, stage, celebrated, aggressive, finest, league.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective player:
game, games, manager, characters, mode, piano, coach, version, deal, defense, team, relationship, trade, character, teams, basketball, case, model, coalition, pianos, pattern, coalitions, gaming, prisoner, roster, frowd, type, action, memory, king, relationships, girls, missions, theory, award, interaction, managers, guard, campaign, rules, status, forward, block, limit, example, models, folk, cards, message, modes, project, environment, market, swap, option, tournament, girl, play, communication, fashion, presses, center, drill, set, interactivity, conflicts, transaction, wall, advantage, turntable, owner, squad, ball, setting, contract, marsyas, equilibrium, interactions, prisoners.

Consonant match to player:
playa, plier, plyer, plower, pleio, pleio-, pleo-, plewa, plaugher, play a, play e, play he, play her, play o, plea a, plea he, plough a, plough he, plow a, plow he, plow her, ploy a, ploy he, ply a, ply her.

Words that sound like player:
player, plier, plyer, plower, plur, plore, pleur, plougher, play, plays, players, payer, plater, placer, planer, plase, plainer, paer, planar, plar, payor, plor, plr, plaise, plaguer, blair, blower, blare, bluer, blaire, blear, bloor, blore, bleier, blauer, place, please, plane, plate, pleasure, pair, plain, played, plea, pear, plague, peer, par, pier, platter, playa, pleas, planner, pleaser, pire, pare, pierre, plee, pla, plage, plait, parr, peir, plese, pir, plash, peart, pleader, pleather, pledger, paar, piar, perr, plai, pleura, paire, p.a, plew, plake, applier, pawer, plaw, plah, paur, peor, plesh, pletcher, playte, pleurer, plaa, plaas, p.r, plei, pleurae, p r, pelar, plessor, pallier, pleater, pleuro.