horsey
- noun
- /ˈhɔrzi/
- Baby Talk
- Want to play my horsey?
- horsey ride
- horsey face
- horsey teeth
Examples
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"I'll give you a horsey ride."
Fiction book (1998) -
Play horsey, Mommy, play horsey...
Fiction book (1997) -
We've got a little horsey friend.
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Let's play horsey.
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The children lined up their horsey toys for a fun race.
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During playtime, she pretended her horsey was galloping across the fields.
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He excitedly showed his friends the new horsey he got for his birthday.
Synonyms
An object people keep for fun or to show off
A toy horse a child rocks while sitting and pretending to ride
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
A small soft toy a child hugs for comfort
A soft toy that looks like a small dog
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Etymology
Horsey as a noun is a friendly form of horse made with -y, so it feels like a 'little' or playful horse. A helpful way to remember it is to think of a child's hobbyhorse: a small toy horse a child might call their horsey.