horsy
- noun
- /ˈhɔrzi/
- Baby Talk
- After finishing her snack, Emily jumped back onto her horsy to have more fun.
Examples
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Let's play horsy.
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We'll play horsy in the morning.
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Let's play horsy.
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Horsy ride.
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Horsy ride.
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"Not my little girl!" By then she'd have climbed up on his lap to start a long galloping horsy ride on his knee, while her mother clucked her tongue and faded away.
Fiction book (1997) -
The children smiled as they took turns riding the horsy in the playroom.
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She giggled while rocking back and forth on her horsy during playtime.
Synonyms
A child's toy horse used for play
A toy horse on a stick that a child sits on and pretends to ride
A thing that a child rides for play, like a toy rocking horse or a person's knee
A toy with a horse head on a stick that a child pretends to ride
Compounds
How Big
- Baby Talk
- Baby Talk
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Horsy is a childlike form of horse made by adding -y, like doggy, so it often means a child's 'toy horse' or a small rocking horse that a child rides.