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Have money, time, etc. to play with

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Informal Context

The phrase is informal, suitable for casual conversations but not for formal or official settings.

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Since we have time to play with before the train leaves, let's grab a coffee.
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Positive Connotation

The phrase often implies a positive opportunity to use extra resources creatively or freely.

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Our project is ahead of schedule, so we've got some extra hours to play with for testing.
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Not Always Literal

The phrase may not imply literal play, but rather the freedom to decide how to use something.

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With the bonus I received, I now have extra money to play with for investments.
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