tricycle
- noun
- /ˈtraɪsɪkəl/
- And I saw a little boy riding a tricycle with a face mask on.
And I had a son who at that point was two years old, and his favorite thing was his little tricycle.
- And I had a son who at that point was two years old, and his favorite thing was his little tricycle.
- I mean, the, the government confiscated his, his tools, his tricycle before.
Examples
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An unusual birdhouse and a tricycle sit in the front yard.
Fiction book (1993) -
On my sixth birthday my father gave me a tricycle.
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The more expensive tricycle is the red one.
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Well, I can tell you because the tricycle is safe.
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A kid's tricycle rolling down the street -on its own.
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And this is the only place a child could get to on a tricycle.
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Her tricycle had fallen over.
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On one occasion, he said, a child on a tricycle collided with his friend's leg.
Blog text (29) -
There was a rusting red tricycle sitting in a corner of the rooftop.
Fiction book (2001) -
On my sixth birthday, my father gave me a tricycle to ride around the neighborhood.
Synonyms
A small three-wheeled bike for children that you pedal
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Etymology
The word tricycle comes from the parts tri- 'three' and -cycle 'wheel', the same -cycle you see in bicycle. So a tricycle is simply a vehicle with three wheels, which is why children often use them.