0 a friend, especially another child, who a child often plays with: --
We were childhood playmates.
1 a friend, esp. another child, with whom a child often plays: --
We were childhood playmates.
She attended the casting and was selected as a playmate.
Playmates and their team essentially served as associate producers and contributing writers to the miniseries that was first launched to sell-in the toy action figures.
Even his political opponents called him the playmate of princes and the companion and entertainer of kings.
We have all read sad stories in the tabloid press about children being abducted, a harrowing experience for parents and the playmates of the children involved.
It is a situation akin to children from an underprivileged home background who dearly want a particular plaything that they have seen given to their wealthier playmates.
I am afraid that some of my noble friends join the flat-earthers, who will make the best playmates for this particular lobby.
The public vaccination programmes remain safe and are a sensible precaution for parents to take for the well-being of their children and their children's playmates.
Perhaps the playmates are engaged elsewhere, but we may see them before 10 o'clock.
