Definitions of seesaw
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To
move
up
and
down
or
to
and
fro;
vacillate.
-
To
cause
to
move
backward
and
forward
in
seesaw
fashion.
-
To
move
with
a
reciprocating
motion;
to
move
backward
and
forward,
or
upward
and
downward.
-
To
move
up
and
down
or
backward
and
forward.
-
To
move
backwards
and
forwards.
-
To
move
up
and
down.
-
ride
on
a
plank
-
move
up
and
down
as
if
on
a
seesaw
-
To
swing
or
move
backwards
and
forwards,
or
to
move
upwards
and
downwards;
to
move
with
a
vibratory
or
reciprocating
motion.
-
a
plaything
that
is
ridden
up
and
down
by
children
at
either
end
-
A
play
among
children
in
which
they
are
seated
upon
the
opposite
ends
of
a
plank
which
is
balanced
in
the
middle,
and
move
alternately
up
and
down.
-
A
plank
or
board
adjusted
for
this
play.
-
Same
as
Crossruff.
-
Motion
to
and
fro,
or
up
and
down,
as
on
a
balanced
plank;
a
plank
balanced
on
some
support,
enabling
those
who
sit
at
the
ends
to
move
up
and
down
alternately.
-
Motion
to
and
fro,
as
in
the
act
of
sawing:
a
play
among
children,
in
which
two
seated
at
opposite
ends
of
a
board
supported
in
the
centre
move
alternately
up
and
down.
-
A
reciprocating
up-
and-
down
motion;
children's
game.
-
A
sport
in
which
persons
are
borne
up
and
down
on
opposite
ends
of
a
balanced
plank;
any
similar
movement.
-
A
motion
backwards
and
forwards,
or
upwards
and
downwards;
a
reciprocating
motion;
a
play
of
children,
in
which
two
are
seated,
one
on
each
end
of
a
board
balanced
on
a
log
of
wood,
or
similar
elevation,
the
board
being
then
made
to
move
alternately
up
and
down.
-
Moving
up
and
down,
or
to
and
fro;
having
a
reciprocating
motion.
-
Pert.
to
a
motion
up
and
down,
or
to
and
fro.
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