tykes Synonyms
tykes Meaning
tykes
an inferior or mongrel dog, a clumsy, churlish, or eccentric person, a small child, dog
tykes Sentence Examples
- The pint-sized tykes scampered excitedly through the playground, their laughter echoing through the air.
- The coach watched as the tiny tykes displayed incredible skill and determination during their soccer match.
- The parents beamed with pride as their young tykes presented their drawings in the kindergarten art show.
- The teacher struggled to maintain order in her class of energetic tykes, who were eager to burst out with their newfound knowledge.
- The mischievous tykes snuck into the kitchen and devoured all the cookies, leaving crumbs scattered on the floor.
- The amusement park was a paradise for the tykes, who marveled at the towering roller coasters and colorful rides.
- The grumpy old man glared at the noisy tykes playing in the street, longing for some peace and quiet.
- The animal shelter was filled with adorable tykes of all shapes and sizes, each one waiting patiently for a loving home.
- The tykes were captivated by the magician's tricks, their eyes wide with wonder and amazement.
- The kindergarten teacher spent her days surrounded by a lively bunch of tykes, each one a unique and precious individual.
FAQs About the word tykes
an inferior or mongrel dog, a clumsy, churlish, or eccentric person, a small child, dog
puppies,dogs, canines, mutts, doggies, pups,pooches, hounds, wolf dogs, bird dogs
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The pint-sized tykes scampered excitedly through the playground, their laughter echoing through the air.
The coach watched as the tiny tykes displayed incredible skill and determination during their soccer match.
The parents beamed with pride as their young tykes presented their drawings in the kindergarten art show.
The teacher struggled to maintain order in her class of energetic tykes, who were eager to burst out with their newfound knowledge.
