playtron

playtron
 n.— Â«I love to “people-watch,” be they participants or just playtrons and patrons who show up in bizzare attire.» â€”“Re: What do you value?” by AuroraeB (Tracy) Usenet: alt.fairs.renaissance Aug. 19, 1998. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)

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