"playful language" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it to describe a conversation or written work that is lighthearted, humorous, or exaggerated. Example: They exchanged emails full of witty remarks and playful language.
The playful language found in children's books comes naturally to us when we are young.
He is known for his sly writing and sarcastic yet playful language.
His missives were often facetious, suggesting the handiwork of someone who relished playful language.
I couldn't get enough of Martin Amis as a teenager but now find the playful language and metafictional trickery enervating.
His personal struggle against the 'dependent mind' of Islam is thus fought on the level of playful language.
Ms. Holzer has infused Conceptual Art's playful language with real-life seriousness and has put words in Minimalism's sleek mouth.
The remainder of the featured artists employ equally distinct and playful languages to address the more uncanny manifestations of gender expression.
Our blank stares prompted him to switch languages yet again, this time to Sranan Tongo, the extraordinarily playful Creole language that borrows from English, Dutch and Portuguese and is Suriname's lingua franca.
Roald Dahl loved to be playful with language and created more made up rude words and insults than any other children's writer.
Vice President Al Gore's list of running mate possibilities seems to be shrinking, based on playful sign language from his wife today during a beach stroll in North Carolina.
And we're allowed to create and be playful with language, and in fact, it's one of the things that makes us human, is that we love to play with language.
