Let
Play
Play verb - To engage in activity for amusement.
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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Emotional Powers/Don't Think, Feel: According to Sixx, the only way to express sexual energies as magic is to relax the conscious mind through bondage play and let the subconscious have more control.
Source: Webcomic / Collar 6 - Let's hope the developers make good on their promise, and their dynamic event system really will provide you a different experience every time you play through it (which is of course another incentive to play through the story several times).
Source: Alt-itis - Elisa had the whole thing recorded and had intended to play it all for Derek, but then decided to just give him the recording and let him play it on his own.
Source: Engineered Public Confession
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