Verb 'To Play' - Phrasal Verb Quiz

'Play out' means...

Progress, often till it finishes
Pester, try to make someone do something by repeatedly asking or suggesting
Think about the past

Reserve
Behave in a way expected
Affect

Depend, rely
Touch and move something to occupy your hands
Start or launch an event

Have enough of something to do the job
Believe something is extremely important
Pun

Communicate, make people understand
Work hard
Listen to or watch something you've recorded

Say something publicly and unexpectedly
Walk or visit places
Play something to the end

Make people compete against each other so that you benefit
Be quiet (often as an imperative)
Provide something needed

Charge or accuse someone falsely
Unwind (e.g., fishing line)
Write or send letters, messages, etc

Leave ('moggie off' is also used.)
Try to make something seem less important
Accompany a guest to your front door when they are leaving your house

Increase
Talk at length about computing
Continue playing music