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Toy Instruments and Noisemakers

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1.
noise
ma
ker
Noun

a toy or device designed to create loud or distinctive sounds when activated, often used for celebration, entertainment, or signaling purposes during events and parties

The children grabbed their noisemakers and ran outside to join the parade.

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2.
toy instrument
Noun

a small-scale replica or simplified version of a real musical instrument, often made of plastic or other child-safe materials, designed for play and introduction to music and sound exploration for childre

The kids enjoyed playing together with their toy instruments at the park.

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moo box
Noun

a small handheld toy that produces a "moo" sound when tipped or turned over, imitating the sound of a cow, providing amusement and fun for children

The kids were laughing as they pressed the moo box to hear the sound.

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squeaky toy
Noun

a small toy that makes a squeaking sound when squeezed or pressed, often used for play and entertainment for pets and children alike

The dog loves playing with her squeaky toy, especially when I throw it across the yard.

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baby rattle
Noun

a handheld toy for infants, typically consisting of a handle with a hollow ball or container containing small objects, such as beads, that create rattling sounds when shaken, designed to engage and stimulate babies' senses

The sound of the baby rattle caught the puppy’s attention.

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whistle
6.
whi
stle
Verb

to make a high-pitched sound by forcing air out through one's partly closed lips

The boy learned how to whistle by watching his grandfather.

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whirly tube
Noun

a musical toy made of a corrugated tube with beads or small objects inside, producing unique whirring and vibrating sounds when spun or shaken, providing a mesmerizing auditory and visual experience

The kids were having a blast running around the yard with their whirly tubes, making all sorts of fun sounds.

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party horn
Noun

a small, noise-making device used in celebrations and parties, producing a loud noise when blown into, adding to the festive atmosphere and fun

The children blew on their party horns as the birthday cake was brought out.

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jolly chimp
Noun

a mechanical toy that resembles a monkey, featuring cymbals that it clangs together when wound up, creating an amusing and entertaining display, commonly used as a novelty and collectible item

I found an old jolly chimp in my attic and wound it up for fun.

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den den daiko
Noun

a traditional Japanese toy made from bamboo and paper, shaped like a clapper, and when swung back and forth, it creates a clacking sound, often used by children during summer festivals or as a noisemaker

The children played with the den den daiko during the festival, making the drum spin with each turn of the handle.

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gra
ger
Noun

a traditional Jewish noisemaker used during Purim celebrations to make noise and drown out the name of the villainous character Haman

The children eagerly grabbed their gragers to shake during the Purim celebration.

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groan tube
Noun

a novelty toy consisting of a long, flexible tube with a small horn on one end, and when the tube is compressed or stretched, it produces a comical groaning or moaning sound, providing amusement and entertainment

The children laughed when they played with the groan tube, making funny sounds during the party.

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jack-in-the-box
13.
jack
in
the
box
Noun

a classic toy that features a surprise element, with a figure, often a clown or puppet, hidden inside a box, and when the crank is turned, the figure pops up with a "jack-in-the-box" sound, providing delight and surprise for children

The children laughed in surprise when the jack-in-the-box popped open.

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Hit Stix
Noun

a musical toy that resembles drumsticks and features built-in electronic sensors that produce drum sounds when tapped on different surfaces

The kids spent the afternoon playing with their Hit Stix, making up new beats.

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