Indulge
Play
Play verb - To engage in activity for amusement.
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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To play fair, they indulge in the barefooted fun, leaving their shoes and socks on the sidelines.
Source: Video Game / Dinosaur King - So she wrote Five Red Herrings with the view that if people wanted to play whodunnit rather than howdunnit, she was prepared to indulge them this one time.
Source: Only One Plausible Suspect -
Hypocritical Humor: At one point, Gabriel reflects that the people of Beukhomana's lack of renos and daimones would make it child's play for someone who has them to indulge their vices at will, but luckily he doesn't have any such vices.
Source: Literature / Aristoi
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