A plaything consisting of a board balanced on a fulcrum; the board is ridden up and down by children at either end.
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Examples for "totter"
Examples for "totter"
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At the first step of the horse Mr. Podington began to totter.
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But the company continues to totter on an uncomfortably high earnings multiple.
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When it was done she could hardly totter out of the office.
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He pulled Himself together in order to totter a few steps farther.
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This question made Eleanore's ideas of order and duty quake and totter.
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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We used to have a seesaw in the Original World, you know.
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He felt the delicate change of balance as when a seesaw moves.
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From start to finish it was a seesaw affair, and immensely complicated.
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The tough metal was visibly undulating as the structure's seesaw fluctuations increased.
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The kids on the seesaw watched us leave, shaking their middle fingers.
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The S&P energy index .SPNY had a seesaw session as oil prices oscillated.
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The trade seemed linked, like a seesaw; when oil surged, banking shares fell.
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Political activists are at one end of the seesaw, Meisel at the other.
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The seesaw continued, but at least the BaaBaas had a sense of humour.
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He pressed him to end the seesaw policy of the last six months.
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Then we had it back and forth, a regular seesaw game.
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I caught it, and I'm on the lower end of the IQ seesaw.
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One end of the seesaw had to be up and the other down.
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There was a seesaw handle in the center of the square.
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It balanced there like a seesaw, slowly rocking back and forth.
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They're on a seesaw; Eccles goes up, he comes down.
