Offer and Play

Offer

Offer verb - To bring before the public in performance or exhibition.

Usage example: a summer theater offering a full schedule of musicals to the vacationing public

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Play and offer are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Play" instead a verb "Offer".

Nearby Words: offered, offering, offerer, offeree

Play verb - To risk (something) on the outcome of an uncertain event.

Usage example: figuring that she had little to lose, she played her last few bucks on the state lottery

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Offer and play are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Offer" instead a verb "Play".

Nearby Words: played, playful, player, playfulness, playing

good	good offer	good play
full	full offer	full play
standard	standard offer	standard play
original	original offer	original play
Other adjectives: fair, single, actual, great, serious, bad, excellent, main, interesting, new, casual, classic, last, different, earlier, previous.

In 2012, Grooveshark (a music streaming website) introduced a new feature where Hipster Otis and Hipster Jen pop up to offer inane commentary on any song you play.

Source: April Fools' Day
The main manipulative bastard of the play returns to tempt the loser antagonist at the end of the play, telling him that he has one last offer for him.

Source: The Fourth Wall Will Not Protect You
Also, all the Civilization games offer an "extended play", which allows you to play indefinitely after a victory condition is met, albeit without any additional scoring.

Source: Wide Open Sandbox

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