Happy kids played hide-and-seek.

Meaning: This sentence describes a situation where children were engaged in a game of hide-and-seek, and they were feeling happy while playing.

Choice of Words: Happy is an adjective that means feeling or showing pleasure or contentment. Played is a verb that means to engage in a game or sport. Hide-and-seek is a game in which one person hides and the others try to find them.

Alternative Expressions

Related Expressions

• Joyful kids played hide and seek.
• Two kids played hide and seek in the park.
• Kids love to play hide-and-seek.
• The happy children played hide-and-seek in the lush green park.
• The happy children played hide-and-seek.
• The happy children played hide-and-seek in the backyard.
• The happy children played hide-and-seek in the park.
• The boy and girl played hide-and-seek in the park.
• My friend and I played hide-and-seek in the park.
• The boy and girl laughed as they played hide-and-seek.