hobby
- noun
- /ˈhɑːbi/
- Baby Talk
- After Godfather Drosselmeier put his magical dancing dolls back in their boxes, he brought out toys for the children... a hobby horse... for Marie.
- hobby horse
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Watch on YouTubeSo there's the overall commitment and then there are the mechanisms where one person doesn't get to bang his drum or or or ride his hobby horse.
- So there's the overall commitment and then there are the mechanisms where one person doesn't get to bang his drum or or or ride his hobby horse.
Examples
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The child happily rode the hobby horse, pretending to be a knight on an adventure.
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Well, it 's gonna get even better, because we found one of the old original hobby horses from your movie.
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I think we have a new favorite hobby toy.
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When she looks over her shoulder, the Arabian is now a child's wooden hobby horse.
Fiction book (2000) -
At the fair, we saw a line of children waiting to ride on the bright, painted hobby horses.
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My sister got a beautiful wooden hobby horse for her birthday, and she plays with it every day.
Synonyms
A child's toy horse used for play
A child's toy horse on curved rockers that moves when you sit on it
A toy horse that rocks back and forth for children
A toy horse on a stick that a child sits on and pretends to ride
A toy with a horse head on a stick that a child pretends to ride
A thing that a child rides for play, like a toy rocking horse or a person's knee
Compounds
- Specialized
A small sharp tool with a replaceable blade that you use in crafts for precise cutting
How Realistic
- Baby Talk
- Baby Talk
Surface Forms
Etymology
Hobby (toy horse) comes from an old word for a 'small horse' or pony and the toy called a hobby-horse that children sat on and pretended to 'ride'. That's why this hobby means a child's wooden horse on rockers.