playline

English

Etymology

From play +‎ line.

Adjective

playline (not comparable)

1. (of toys) Manufactured for use as a plaything, rather than as a collectible.
   • 2004, Juliette Peers, The fashion doll: from Bébé Jumeau to Barbie, page 189:

     Playline Barbie dolls, when not exaggerated by the fantasy requirements of a juvenile audience, reference contemporary fashion far more closely than any of the expensive collector lines, designed in-house by Mattel.

Anagrams

• alpinely, pineally