seesaw , also: teeter-totter AmE

In other words, the market may still be on a seesaw.

Two children sit on the seesaw, one at each end.

He knew that if one end of a seesaw went up, the other had to go down.

Now, no one was in control of the emotional seesaw.

Sometimes you have to move the seesaw by pushing the other end.

You can blame me for the words, not the seesaw.

The steps were going up and down like a seesaw with her in the middle of it.

On the side of the thing was a seesaw switch.

In many parks around the area, the seesaws are already gone.

Climbed over the seesaw and let themselves out into the night.

Her last hit was from their second collaboration in 1973, Seesaw.

Or will they follow the seesaw pattern and experience another free fall?

The race remained even until the final weeks, when it began to seesaw.

For two weeks she had been walking around with her thoughts still on a seesaw.

As a result, we now have this seesaw of political fortunes.

"For a fence to take the light end of the seesaw."

This seesaw of values is not standard in such subject matter.

Thinking of the shelf as a seesaw could get her into trouble.

Some kids were teaching him how to use the seesaw."

Syracuse opened a 15-point lead late in the second half of a seesaw game.

Like many couples they have a seesaw relationship of support: when one's down, the other's up.

It was like a seesaw when one person suddenly jumps off.

"But the changes have created the possibility that the market may seesaw between the morning and the close."

The two operations, he tells me later, act like a seesaw.

"Every day this week has been a seesaw," he said.