game
/geɪm/Definitions
1. noun
an activity or sport played for enjoyment, often with a competitive element
“She’s been playing video games since she was a kid.”
2. noun
an amusement or diversion, such as a show or performance
“The circus was a great game for the whole family.”
3. noun
a contest or competition, especially one with rules or a specified objective
“The game of chess requires strategy and skill.”
4. noun
a situation or circumstance, especially one that is difficult or challenging
“The game of life can be tough, but we’ll get through it.”
5. verb
to play or engage in a game, either as a participant or spectator
“They game every weekend, trying to beat each other’s high scores.”
6. verb
to deceive or cheat, often by tricking or misleading someone
“He gamed the system to get the best deal on his new car.”
7. verb
to manipulate or exploit a situation for personal gain or advantage
“The company games the market to increase their profits.”
8. noun
a set of rules or conditions that govern a particular activity or situation
“The game of poker has many rules and variations.”