sandpit
- noun
- /ˈsændˌpɪt/
- UK
- Mrs. Mckeltch took the whole class To the sandpit!
Examples
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During recess, the kids took turns playing in the sandpit with their toys.
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Then we can sit and watch her in the sandpit and bring her out a bit more.
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The above is the sum of the research we have found on the sandpit we play in.
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I've never spent so much time trying to teach someone how to get out of a sandpit in all my life.
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He's playing in the sandpit.
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He's in the sandpit.
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The Yellow Peril stayed in Batman Park until 2002 when it was finally moved to the sandpit next to ACCA (the Australian).
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The children built castles and dug tunnels in the sandpit at the park.
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She watched her son happily playing in the sandpit while the other parents chatted nearby.
Synonyms
A low box of sand where children play and build castles
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Sandpit is simply sand + pit, with pit meaning 'hole'. So a sandpit is a small, shallow place filled with sand where children play, like a sandbox.