fun; amusing; interesting; enjoyable to play with

(colloquial) To take reckless risks or gamble with one's life needlessly.

to joke; to kid around or play a joke on someone

to be up to mischief or play dirty tricks on someone

not something to be taken lightly; serious business; colloquially used to indicate that a situation is grave or dangerous and should not be treated as a game

to be up to the task or able to handle a situation well; to have things under control

to pretend to be sophisticated or deep

to perform in a traditional opera as an amateur

to use schemes or tricks; to play games in order to deceive someone

(colloquial) Something very easy to do; a cinch or piece of cake

to say something just for fun or for a joke; to not be serious in what one is saying

To be obsessed with playing or having a good time, often to the point of neglecting responsibilities or self-discipline

(colloquial) to be finished; to end in failure or ruin; to bite the dust

to amuse oneself or go sightseeing; recreational travel

beast; lowlife; used as a derogatory term for a person

to be unable to manage or handle something; not to be up to a task or situation