1) Action figure 2) Amuse oneself 3) Animal bred for smallness 4) Any small thing 5) Artefact 6) Artifact 7) Ball of yarn, to Kitty 8) Ball or top 9) Bandalore 10) Bathtub submarine 11) Bauble 12) Be playful to the very end 13) Bichon Frise 14) Birthday gift for a tot 15) Bit of kiddie litter 16) Buy for a pet
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1) Ball 2) Balloon 3) Breed 4) Catapult 5) Cockhorse 6) Dabble 7) Dally 8) Doll 9) Fiddle 10) Frisbee 11) Jacks 12) Jackstones 13) Kaleidoscope 14) Lapdog 15) Lego 16) Meccano 17) Peke 18) Pekinese 19) Pekingese 20) Pinata 21) Playhouse 22) Plaything 23) Popgun 24) Sandpile 25) See-saw 26) Slingshot
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A toy is an item that can be used for play. Toys are generally played with by children and pets. Playing with toys is an enjoyable means of training the young for life in society. Different materials are used to make toys enjoyable to both young and old. Many items are designed to serve as toys, but goods produced for other purposes can also be us...
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[BDSM] Keith Lanser, Friday, June 08 2007 ...
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[chewing gum] Toy was a much liked chewing gum sold in Sweden. ==History== Toy was created in 1930 by Marabou. In the 1960s and 1970s the chewing gum was an enormously popular in both Sweden and Norway and 600 - 700 tonnes of chewing gum were sold every year. Production was later taken over by Malaco who moved the manufacturing to Denmark. ...
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• (v. t.) An old story; a silly tale. • (v. t.) Amorous dalliance; play; sport; pastime. • (v. t.) A plaything for children; a bawble. • (v. t.) To treat foolishly. • (v. i.) To dally amorously; to trifle; to play. • (v. t.) A thing for amusement, but of no real value; an article of trade of little value; a trifle. &bu...
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1. Inexperienced or incompetent writer. 2. A small felt tip marker.
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plaything, usually for an infant or child; often an instrument used in a game. Toys, playthings, and games survive from the most remote past and from ... [14 related articles]
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Thinking Of You
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Toy (toi)
noun [ Dutch
tuid tools, implements, stuff, trash, speel
tuig playthings, toys; akin to German
zeug stuff, materials, MNG.
ziuc , Icelandic
tygi gear; all ultimately from the root of English
tug , transitive verb ; confer German
zeugen to bege...
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Toy intransitive verb [
imperfect & past participle toyed ;
present participle & verbal noun toying .] To dally amorously; to trifle; to play. « To
toy , to wanton, dally, smile and jest.»
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Toy transitive verb To treat foolishly. [ Obsolete]
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An inexperienced or incompetent writer. Someone whose writing is either wack, who uses sucker tips, or whose style is just plain cheesy. One old definition of 'TOYS' is that it stands for 'trouble on your system'.
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Used as an adjective to describe poor work, or as a noun meaning an inexperienced or unskilled writer.[3] Graffiti writers usually use this as a derogatory term for new writers in the scene, or writers who are old to the scene and still do not have any skill or reputation. The act of “toying” someone else’s graffiti is to disrespect it by mea...
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Toys are items intended for amusement, rather than practical use. The term is especially applied to items intended for children, though in this sense the use of the term 'toy' is ironic as children's play things serve an essential part in a child's learning and development. A low quality, plastic microscope marketed for children as a child's toy ma...
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Toy is British slang for imitation, false.
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a linen or woollen headdress hanging down over the shoulders.
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[
n] - a nonfunctional replica of something else (frequently used as a modifier) 2. [v] - manipulate manually or in one`s mind or imagination
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A word describing either poor work or a painter without skill, sometimes a newbie. “To toy” someone else’s graffiti means to go over it. An acronym meaning “tag over your shit”, often placed on top of bad, or “toy” work.
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An enticing playfield attraction that interacts with the ball or player in some fashion. Playfield toys can move, flash, open/close, hold balls, etc. Examples of interactive toys are Red and Ted's heads, and Ted's bulldozer blade on Williams Roadshow, the Medieval Madness Castle or Trolls and the Theater of Magic's moving trunk . Examples of intera...
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A toy is someone who practices graffiti in the streets, but has not practiced to the level of getting up to that point. They often write tags everywhere and very few pieces. Their pieces are often not well-done in form which is why they recieve major criticism in the graffiti world and they often get tagged over.
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An inexperienced or incompetent writer.
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[Othello] (157) a fancy or a trifle.
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A term used to describe smallwares such as buttons, buckles and the like.
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a beginner or graffiti writer with no skills
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