babydoll
- noun
- /ˈbeɪbiˌdɑl/
- He bought a new babydoll for his niece's birthday present.
Examples
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She loves her new babydoll.
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The little girl hugged her favorite babydoll tightly as she fell asleep.
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After the tea party, the children lined up each babydoll on the windowsill.
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The little girl plays with her babydolls every day.
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The little girl hugged her babydoll tightly as she played in the living room.
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My sister carried her favorite babydoll everywhere she went, even to bed.
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She dressed her babydoll in a cute outfit before taking it to the tea party.
Synonyms
An object made for children to play with, like a doll or car
A small person-shaped toy that children play with
A popular fashion doll for children with many outfits and styles
A small toy that looks like a person for children to play with
A small doll or a name for a sweet child
A small toy made from paper, cut or folded to look like a person
A soft toy like a floppy doll or a gentle type of house cat
A set of wooden dolls in different sizes that fit one inside another
A small soft toy a child hugs for comfort
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Etymology
Babydoll is simply baby + doll, meaning a doll made to look like a 'baby', so you can remember it as a small, baby-like toy children play with.