rocking horse
1 of 1noun/ˈrɑ:.kɪng hɔ:rs/
Forms:rocking horses
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a children's toy that is normally shaped like a horse and attached to rockers with a seat on it, designed to rock a child back and forth
A rocking horse is a type of children's toy shaped like a horse, placed on curved rockers that allow it to go back and forth. Children sit on the horse and move their body to make it sway, mimicking the motion of riding a horse. Rocking horses are usually made of wood or plastic and often feature a handle or reins for children to hold onto while playing. They are commonly found in homes or playrooms, offering a fun way for children to develop balance, coordination, and imaginative play.
- The child happily rocked back and forth on the rocking horse in the living room.
- She gently pushed the rocking horse, making it sway side to side.
- His favorite toy was the wooden rocking horse he received for his birthday.
- The rocking horse was the first toy her parents bought for her after she learned to walk.
- The little girl held onto the reins of the rocking horse as she pretended to ride through the countryside.
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