gee-gee UK
ˈdʒiː ˈdʒiː
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Definition of gee-gee - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

animalsDatedUKhorse in informal or childish languageDatedUK
  • The child rode the gee-gee at the fair.
  • She loves watching the gee-gees at the racetrack.
  • The toddler giggled at the gee-gee in the storybook.
nag pony
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  • gee-gee: horse in informal or childish language
    horse in informal or childish language

Origin of gee-gee

English, gee (horse) + gee (horse)

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  1. French:dada, ...
  2. German:Pferdchen, ...
  3. Italian:cavallino, ...
  4. Spanish:caballito, ...
  5. Portuguese:cavalinho, ...
  6. Chinese:小马, ...
  7. Japanese:お馬さん, ...
  8. Arabic:حِصَان حِصَانِي, ...
  9. Hebrew:סוּס, ...
  10. Russian:лошадка, ...
  11. Ukrainian:конячка, ...
  12. Hindi:घोड़ा, ...

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