bob-cherry (Meaning)

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bob-cherry (n.)

A play among children, in which a cherry, hung so as to bob against the mouth, is to be caught with the teeth.

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As a child, my favorite game was bob-cherry, where we had to pick cherries with our mouths from a tub of water.
The tradition of bob-cherry at the carnival always draws a crowd, as people compete to retrieve the cherries without using their hands.
Bob-cherry requires skill and precision to grasp the slippery fruit between your teeth.
We set up the bob-cherry station for the party, filling the basin with water and floating cherries for everyone to enjoy.
Playing bob-cherry on a hot summer day is refreshing, with the cool water splashing as you dive for the cherries.
Grandma used to tell us stories about playing bob-cherry when she was young, reminiscing about the simple joys of childhood.
The bob-cherry competition at the fair is fierce, with participants eagerly bobbing for cherries to win prizes.
I remember the laughter and giggles that filled the room when we played bob-cherry during family gatherings.
Bob-cherry requires patience and determination, especially when the cherries seem to slip away just as you're about to catch them.
Playing bob-cherry was a highlight of our summer picnics, with everyone eagerly joining in the fun.

A play among children, in which a cherry, hung so as to bob against the mouth, is to be caught with the teeth.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

As a child, my favorite game was bob-cherry, where we had to pick cherries with our mouths from a tub of water.

The tradition of bob-cherry at the carnival always draws a crowd, as people compete to retrieve the cherries without using their hands.

Bob-cherry requires skill and precision to grasp the slippery fruit between your teeth.

We set up the bob-cherry station for the party, filling the basin with water and floating cherries for everyone to enjoy.