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Meanings of toying in English
Usage of toying in English
1
It feinted right and then left in mock attacks, toying with her.
2
In the doorway stood the collector, smoking and toying with his watch-charm.
3
Gina considered an idea she'd been toying with ever since Caleb's funeral.
4
Scientists have been toying with this idea, theoretically at least, for decades.
5
For nearly a month now, she had been toying with an idea.
6
But here was Obama, toying with going to the Sunshine State anyway.
7
Lind was toying with one of the pieces of the broken paper-knife.
8
Mr. Rockefeller has been toying with elaborate plans for the whole area.
9
Premium Are the factories toying with sheep farmers to flush out supplies?
10
Even under the coalition they were toying with doing it in France.
11
The lad was toying with it, amusing himself and a Maori chief.
12
When I saw she was toying with me, she began to...make demands.
13
It is almost as if the TV station was toying with us.
14
Jakob set down the quill pen with which he had been toying.
15
Joe liked to entertain his guests by toying with the prying officials.
16
Kennedy had been reaching over to a table, toying with the phonograph.
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Toying through the time
Toying across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common