see-saw
Speech parts
1. see-saw - Noun
2. see-saw - Verb
Meaning
see-saw (plural see-saws)
Alternative spelling of seesaw
see-saw (third-person singular simple present see-saws, present participle see-sawing, simple past and past participle see-sawed)
Alternative spelling of seesaw
Synonyms
Examples
And two, people are inherently greedy and end up holding up a single see-saw for entire minutes just to fall into the abyss over and over like a bunch of Lemmings.
Belgium also qualified after a see-saw match with the Russians, while Tunisia was also eliminated after picking up just one point.
But the rest of the match was a testament to the kind of competitive, high-octane, see-saw football that draws so many viewers to the English top-flight, even when the grounds are empty of fans.
Reina kept out shots from Bergwijn and Son as the game continued to see-saw and was quick to deal with a Serge Aurier overlap after the impressive Bergwijn had played the full-back behind the Villa defence.
Auburn led 62-60 with 2:19 remaining when Allen hit a three after an offensive rebound by teammate Egor Koulechov to tilt the see-saw second half back in Florida’s favor.
They require large magnets and coils to increase force. citation Balanced armature drivers (a type of moving iron driver) use an armature that moves like a see-saw or diving board.