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Force Play: A play in which a runner loses his right to occupy a base when the current batter becomes a runner.

Power Player: A cranker; hard hitting, big hook, faster than average speed player.

Problem Play: There are two common meanings to this term. (1) The most general usage refers to any play in which the main character faces a personal, social, political, environmental, or religious problem . . . View Full Definition

Program Play: A Custom File feature that allows the user to define a sequence of 12 tracks, in a specific order, for customized playback. Up to two banks of 12 track sequences can be recalled, for up to 2 . . . View Full Definition

Power Play Goal: A goal scored by a team on the power play. Compare short-handed goal.

Power Play: An attack by a team at full strength against a team playing one man (or two men) shorthanded because of a penalty (or penalties) which resulted in a player on the opposing team receiving pen . . . View Full Definition

Plug and Play (PnP): A technology developed by Microsoft and Intel that supports plug-and-play installation. PnP is built into the Windows 95 operating system, but to use it, the computer's BIOS and expansion bo . . . View Full Definition

Positive Reinforcement: The process of acknowledging specific behaviors with positive feedback, such as a smile, praise or reward.

Post Player: The position usually played by the center.

Pure Play: A company involved in only one line of business.