playbook
/ˈpleɪˌbʊk/
noun
- A book containing a team's plans and strategies for a sport, especially football.
- The quarterback studied the playbook every night before the big game.
- She memorized the entire playbook to be ready for any situation on the field.
- The coach handed each player a new playbook with updated offensive plays.
- A set of strategies or plans used by a person, group, or organization to achieve a goal.
- Her playbook for starting a business includes finding a mentor and building a network.
- The company followed the same marketing playbook that made their first product a success.
- Politicians often use a standard playbook for handling scandals.