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Games - Skill and Spinning Toys

Here you will learn some English words related to skill and spinning toys such as "yo-yo", "skip-it", and "kendama".

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begleri
begleri
[noun]

a Greek skill toy with a string and beads or weights used for flipping and spinning tricks between fingers

Ex: He practiced with his begleri every day to learn new tricks. 
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bouncy ball

a small, elastic ball made from rubber or similar materials that, when thrown or dropped, bounces back with high energy and is commonly used for play and games

Ex: The kids spent the afternoon playing with a bouncy ball in the backyard. 
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ball
ball
[noun]

a round object that is used in games and sports, such as soccer, basketball, bowling, etc.

Ex: I hit the ball with a golf club, sending it flying towards the hole. 
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Jacob's ladder

a traditional toy consisting of a series of wooden blocks held together by ribbons or strings, which, when flipped, appear to cascade down in a continuous loop, creating an illusion of movement and providing entertainment and fascination

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Skip-It
Skip-It
[noun]

a popular outdoor toy and physical activity that involves a hoop attached to a rope, which players swing around their ankle and then jump over as it rotates, challenging coordination and balance while providing fun exercise

Ex: I used to play with my Skip-It in the backyard all afternoon when I was a kid. 
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beach ball

a large, inflatable ball typically made of plastic or vinyl, used for recreational beach games and activities, often colorful and lightweight for easy tossing and play

Ex: We brought a beach ball to the pool to play with in the water. 
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kite
kite
[noun]

a diamond shape frame covered with a paper or cloth with a string attached to it that can fly in the wind

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kendama
kendama
[noun]

a traditional Japanese skill toy consisting of a handle with three cups and a spike, with players attempting to perform tricks and stunts by catching the ball on different parts of the toy

Ex: I bought a kendama at the festival and have been practicing tricks every day. 
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yo-yo
yo-yo
[noun]

a toy made of a pair of joined discs with a thick groove and a string attached to its center that swings up and down given enough momentum

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Chinese yo-yo

a traditional Chinese toy that consists of two cups connected by a axle and spun using strings attached to two handsticks, allowing players to perform various tricks, balances, and juggling stunts

Ex: I’ve always wanted to learn how to use a Chinese yo-yo, but it looks so difficult. 
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spinning top

a traditional toy that spins around a central axis when set in motion

Ex: He spun the colorful spinning top on the floor, watching it whirl smoothly. 
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fidget spinner

a palm-sized toy in the form of a flat disc with two or three prongs attached around a central bearing that helps people who have trouble concentrating

Ex: I keep a fidget spinner on my desk to help me focus when I'm working. 
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frisbee
frisbee
[noun]

a round plastic disc used in some games that people can throw and catch in the air

Ex: I brought a frisbee to the beach so we could play catch. 
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hula-hoop
hula-hoop
[noun]

a plastic ring that can be swung around one’s middle section of body by moving their hips

Ex: She practiced with her hula-hoop every day to get better at keeping it spinning. 
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pinwheel
pinwheel
[noun]

a classic handheld toy that consists of a paper or plastic wheel with blades attached to a stick, which spins when blown by the wind, creating a colorful and mesmerizing visual effect. It is often used for outdoor play or as a decorative item for festive occasions

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clackers
clackers
[noun]

a traditional toy made of two hard plastic balls attached to a string, which users rhythmically swing up and down to make the balls "clack" together, creating a clicking sound, and they require skill and coordination to manipulate

Ex: The kids spent the afternoon playing with their clackers, making them clack together with each swing. 
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boomerang
boomerang
[noun]

a curved, flat, or V-shaped throwing tool typically made of wood, designed to fly in a circular path and return to the thrower when properly thrown, and it is used for recreational play or as a hunting tool by certain indigenous cultures

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Slinky
Slinky
[noun]

a toy that consists of a coiled spring that can stretch and compress, allowing it to perform various tricks and movements

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Toroflux
Toroflux
[noun]

a mesmerizing kinetic toy made of interconnected metal rings that can be compressed and expanded to create a mesmerizing flowing and spiraling motion, making it a fascinating and enjoyable toy for play and relaxation

Ex: The Toroflux moves in such a smooth way that it looks like it is alive. 
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Bilibo
Bilibo
[noun]

a versatile and colorful toy shaped like an open-ended shell, providing children with endless opportunities for imaginative play and creative activities, as it can be used as a seat, spinning toy, container, or even a hat

Ex: The kids had so much fun spinning around in the Bilibo during playtime. 
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skill toy
skill toy
[noun]

a type of toy that requires manual dexterity, practice, and skill to use effectively, often involving tricks and techniques for impressive performance

Ex: She practiced with her skill toy every day to improve her yo-yo tricks. 
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