playathon
noun/ˈpleɪəθɒn/
Etymology From play + -athon.
1
Informal An extended period of playing.
- Before long, the other youngster came up the aisle with crayons and paper in hand. "Wanna color?" she asked. In moments, the two were launched on a four-hour playathon.1984, Joanne Oppenheim, Kids and play:
- Our orchestra is going to have a playathon in the mall where we will play music for about 5 hours or so.1993, Alison Hsieh, “Now?????!!!!!”, in k12.chat.senior (Usenet):