playdate
or play date
[ pley-deyt ]
noun
an appointment made by parents or caregivers from different families to have their young children play together: My son has a playdate this afternoon, so I’ll be picking him up early from day care.
Origin of playdate
1First recorded in 1985–90
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How to use playdate in a sentence
As if the toddler had her own personal hairstylist at her beck and call after each play date.
The Internet's Unfair Attack on Beyonce's Baby Blue Ivy | Allison Samuels | May 1, 2013 | THE DAILY BEASTHe chides us liberals for not taking Purim seriously enough, for relegating it to “a play date for the kids.”
But not their solutions, which usually marginalize Purim by limiting it to a play date for the kids.
She once allowed me to bring home the most popular girls in school for a play date.
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