toyer (Meaning)

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toyer (n.)

One who toys; one who is full of trifling tricks; a trifler.

The mischievous kitten was a toyer with its own tail, batting it back and forth.
The children were the toyers of their parents, always coaxing them for treats and favors.
The wind was a toyer with the leaves, rustling and swirling them around like confetti.
The cat's toy mouse was its toyer, keeping it entertained for hours.
The predator was a toyer with its prey, playing with it before the final kill.
The child was a toyer with his new toy train, manipulating it with great skill and imagination.
The musician was a toyer with melodies, creating enchanting sounds that captivated audiences.
The actor was a toyer with emotions, evoking laughter and tears with ease.
The writer was a toyer with words, weaving intricate narratives that captivated readers.
The toyer's presence in the room brought an element of mischief and lightheartedness.

One who toys; one who is full of trifling tricks; a trifler.

subnormal, pocket-sized, micro, undersize, dinky, Lilliputian, pocket-size, pint-sized, smallish, miniature

sizable, enormous, giant, grand, husky, grand, handsome, giant, great, tidy

The mischievous kitten was a toyer with its own tail, batting it back and forth.

The children were the toyers of their parents, always coaxing them for treats and favors.

The wind was a toyer with the leaves, rustling and swirling them around like confetti.

The cat's toy mouse was its toyer, keeping it entertained for hours.