An apparatus composed of a plank, balanced in the middle, with seats at both end, used for a game in which one person goes up as the other goes down.
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Examples for "seesaw "
1 We used to have a seesaw in the Original World, you know.
2 He felt the delicate change of balance as when a seesaw moves.
3 From start to finish it was a seesaw affair, and immensely complicated.
4 The tough metal was visibly undulating as the structure's seesaw fluctuations increased.
5 The kids on the seesaw watched us leave, shaking their middle fingers.
1 Both clubs blew leads before the second intermission in a see - saw affair.
2 The natural tendency otherwise is to make office-holding a sort of see-saw .
3 Such was my first experience of this see-saw warfare of the trenches.
4 The sonorous twang, the see-saw gestures, the odd pronunciation, were vividly depicted.
5 It's a see-saw with all of us, Theron Ware-sometimesup; sometimes down.
6 There is little wonder why this series was such a see - saw battle.
7 A see-saw plank, which would rebound when lowered, was laid across it.
8 Spending increases and tax cuts are not two sides of a see-saw .
9 I'm at the down end of the great see-saw , Sherbrooke, that's all.
10 Roger left the see-saw and climbed to the top of the board fence.
11 One of the wonders of the Fair is the great see-saw .
12 The first half was a see-saw up and down the field.
13 The see - saw on Capitol Hill was reflected in the reactions of the markets.
14 The consequence is that this place is a regular diplomatic see-saw .
15 U.S. indexes ended little changed after a day of see - saw trade.
16 The pair ate, slept and answered calls of nature while on the see-saw .
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