toy
- noun
- /tɔɪ/
- So we got Wes a brand new toy and he loves it.
- play with toys
- children's toys
- a toy set
Hula hoops might seem like simple toys, you know, for kids.
- Hula hoops might seem like simple toys, you know, for kids.
- Nine years ago you gave me a toy at the Boys and Girls Club.
- One instant taught him what a child's toy might do.
- So yeah, so NECA monster toys of various films.
- And I'm going to sell stickers and plush toys and barky bark.
Examples
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So what was the last toy you got in a Happy Meal?
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Come on, put your new toy away, I'll make you some lunch.
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Nine years ago you gave me a toy at the Boys and Girls Club.
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Please, can I have a new toy for the toy drive too?
Academic text (2012) -
Why buy toys for the kids?
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This giant Batman toy is very good.
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On the floor is a mess of shoes and toys, as well as the telephone.
Fiction book (1990) -
I want to give a new toy to a kid who doesn't have one.
Academic text (2012) -
I got him a crib and some toys.
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The children laughed as they played with their new toy trucks in the sand.
Synonyms
A small person-shaped toy that children play with
A doll moved by hand or strings for shows
A very small copy of a real thing like a car or house
A toy or small object that children play with
A small model of a house with tiny furniture for children to play with
A child's toy horse used for play
A small model of a soldier that children play with
A plastic toy made of small interlocking bricks for building models
A small toy made from paper, cut or folded to look like a person
A toy with small trains and tracks to play with
A small model house with tiny furniture that children play with using dolls
A toy that looks like a baby for children to play with
A small soft toy a child hugs for comfort
A small object children use to play with sand, like a bucket or shovel
Compounds
Small British dog with long soft fur, a round head, and a short turned up nose
How Complex
Surface Forms
Etymology
Toy comes from an old French word toie that meant a small 'plaything' or 'play'. So a toy is something made for children to play with.