fun and games

Fig. playing around; doing worthless things. All right, Bill, the fun and games are over. It's time to get down to work. This isn't a serious course. It's nothing but fun and games.

fun and games

Activity for pure pleasure or diversion. For example, This job isn't all fun and games, you know, or We're just out for fun and games tonight. [Early 1900s]

fun and games

n. nonsense; a waste of time. I’ve had enough fun and games. Let’s get on with the business.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Ederne	-	Basque
Bampton	['bæmptən]
Teuvo	TE-oo-vo	Finnish
Ljudmila	-	Slovene
Rosanna	[rəu'zænə]
Caelia	-	Ancient Roman