Play-Doh

Definition

A soft, malleable modeling compound typically sold in bright colors, designed for creative play where children can mold, shape, and sculpt figures and objects. Created by Hasbro, it's been a staple of childhood creativity since 1956.

Example Usage

The preschool class made a giant zoo out of Play-Doh, with elephants, lions, and giraffes in shades of blue and purple.

Origin

Originally formulated in 1933 as a wallpaper cleaner; rebranded as a toy modeling compound in 1956.

Fun Fact

The exact recipe for Play-Doh is a trade secret, though it's known to contain flour, salt, water, and food coloring; the signature scent was trademarked in 2018.

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