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playbook Definition

☆ play·book (plā′bo̵ok′)

noun

  1. a book of plays, or dramas
  2. an instruction book put together by a coaching staff, as in football, diagraming the various plays to be used

playbook Usage Examples

Adjective modifier

  • Republican: Letâs start with The Republican Playbook, by the always entertaining Andy Borowitz.
  • political: By Chris Camire 29 March 2005 0 comments The conservative right in the UK is taking a page from Americaâs political playbook.
  • interactive: Create your own plays with the interactive online playbook!
  • same: It strikes us that the signallers missed a trick, and could have used the same playbook as they used up until last Monday.

Noun used with modifier

  • football: Football playbook for youth football, high school and college.

Browse dictionary entries near playbook

  1. ‹ playbill
  2. ‹ playback
  3. ‹ playact
  4. ‹ playa
  5. ‹ play on words
  6. ‹ play hooky
  7. ‹ play fair
  8. ‹ play down
  9. ‹ play-by-play
  10. ‹ play ball
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