Binge and Play

Binge

Binge noun - A bout of prolonged or excessive drinking.
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Synonyms for Binge

Play and binge are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Play" instead a noun "Binge".

Play

Play noun - Activity engaged in to amuse oneself.
Usage example: it's such a delight to watch the children in their play

Binge and play are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Binge" instead a noun "Play".

How words are described

long long binge long play
big big binge big play
great great binge great play
major major binge major play
Other adjectives: final, last, extended.

Both words in one sentence

  • Creator / Netflix In 2015, if you binge watched something, instead of the usual "Are you still watching" message, one of 13 Public Service Announcements would play about the dangers of binge watching, each starring an actor of a Netflix Original.
  • Does This Remind You Of Anything / Western Animation Bloo going behind Mac's back to play with a rich kid is treated like an affair... down to Mac binge "drinking" with ice cream when he discovers Bloo is still doing it after the first discovery.
  • By the end, he's gained his original weight back from a massive ice cream binge, and is about to get beaten up for ruining the play, only to immediatly slide back into popularity when the building engineer reveals that Marty damaged the school roof and the school has to close for a month of repairs.
    Source: Diet Episode
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