play-tonic

Derived from the word "platonic," meaning "friendly," and also used as the opposite of romantic. "Play-tonic" is used to describe a "friends with benefits" situation. Their relationship is platonic, not romantic, but it also includes "play," or sensual/sexual interaction.

Person 1: Hey dude so are Mike and Jen just friends, or are they like a couple now?
Person 2: Neither, it's totally play-tonic.

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making a play

As In making a move . Hooking it up . Finessing the next move .

Are you about to make a play for the wings . All right bet ! Say Less

making a play = finessing

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Playing the xylophone

When a man smacks his penis against a very skinny (must have ribcage showing) girl's ribcage.
Originates from the term xylophone for an anorexic girl.

"Dude, I played her xylophone last night"
"Im playing her xylophone later"
"May I play your xylophone?"
"I think with her I'd be playing the xylophone"

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foul play

An antonym of fair play. Foul play is called when someone's actions or words are deemed unacceptable or incorrect.

"You put ragu sauce on your sausage and bean melt barm instead of brown sauce? Foul play to you."

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fair play

Brittish slang for correct or okay. Phrase taken from sports, where an action (play) is judged whether or not it qualifies or is within the rules.

"You must be pissed, mate."
"I've had a few, fair play."

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don't play

When you do something to someone that leads them on to think otherwise.

*girl runs hand up guys leg then takes it away*

Guy: don't play
Girl: what are you talking about *winks*

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Play Fag

Initials for a play fag, someone who like to be in plays and see plays to the point where it runs their life. A true P-F would never be seen playing a sport, and P-F's usually wear ridiculous costume clothing and make up all the time.

Danny, I can't be friends with you if you are going to be such a play fag.

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