a plank balanced on a support at the middle, used by children at play, who ride the ends so that when one goes up, the other comes down
the act of riding a plank in this way
any up-and-down or back-and-forth movement or change, as in the lead in a competition
adjective
moving up and down or back and forth
transitive verb, intransitive verb
to move on or as on a seesaw
See seesaw in American Heritage Dictionary 4
(sēˈsôˌ)
noun
A long plank balanced on a central fulcrum so that with a person riding on each end, one end goes up as the other goes down. Also called regionally dandle, dandle board, teedle board, teeter, teeterboard, teeter-totter, tilt1, tilting board. See Regional Note at teeter-totter.
The act or game of riding a seesaw.
A back-and-forth or up-and-down movement, as of the lead between two contesting parties.