titter-totter (Meaning)

Webster

titter-totter (v. i.)

See Teeter.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The children squealed with delight as they soared up and down on the titter-totter.
We reminisced about childhood memories of spending hours giggling on the titter-totter in the park.
The creaking sound of the titter-totter filled the air as it rose and fell rhythmically.
The balance beam acted like a titter-totter, teetering and swaying with each gymnast's movement.
The seesaw was a more polite term for the titter-totter, but it didn't capture the same playful spirit.
As the sun began to set, casting long shadows across the playground, the titter-totter stood silent and still.
The design of the titter-totter allowed for an equal and opposite reaction, ensuring both riders had their fair share of ups and downs.
The laughter of the children on the titter-totter echoed through the neighborhood, a reminder of carefree summer days.
The titter-totter was a symbol of childhood balance and joy, where the weight of the heavier child naturally brought the other child up.
The old wooden titter-totter had been repainted many times, but the memories it held remained as vibrant as ever.

See Teeter.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The children squealed with delight as they soared up and down on the titter-totter.

We reminisced about childhood memories of spending hours giggling on the titter-totter in the park.

The creaking sound of the titter-totter filled the air as it rose and fell rhythmically.

The balance beam acted like a titter-totter, teetering and swaying with each gymnast's movement.