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playground

[pley-ground] / ˈpleɪˌgraʊnd /
NOUN
recreation area
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Now back at school full-time, Dylan is still attending regular check-ups – and trading cards in the playground.

From BBC

She added: "There's no substance to it – just playground politics."

From BBC

At Mission, I’m one of the tallest kids and the playground is small.

From Literature

But on Monday, the children of Normont stepped into a friendlier scene on campus and were off and running on their new $3.3-million playground, a gift that is far more than sandboxes, grass and gardens.

From Los Angeles Times

In the nearby town of Banissa, the man-made watering hole that once held 60,000 cubic metres of water is dry, leaving a barren expanse that children have turned into a playground.

From Barron's