Synonyms and antonyms of Dolls, puppets and soft toys in British Thesaurus

bear (noun)

a children’s soft toy that looks like a friendly bear

doll (noun)

a children’s toy in the shape of a small person

dolly (noun)

informal a doll

glove puppet (noun)

British a type of puppet that you move by putting your hand inside

golliwog (noun)

a child’s toy that looks like a small man with a black face and black hair. Golliwogs are no longer produced because they are considered offensive to black people.

golly (noun)

informal a golliwog

marionette (noun)

a small model of a person or animal that hangs from strings or wires that are used for making it move

puppet (noun)

a small model of a person or animal that you can move by pulling wires or strings, or by putting your hand inside it

rag doll (noun)

a child’s doll made of cloth

shadow puppet (noun)

a flat human or animal shape fixed to thin sticks. People use shadow puppets for telling a story by moving them in front of a light to make shadows on a screen.

soft toy (noun)

a toy, especially a toy animal, that is made of cloth with soft material inside for young children to play with

stuffed animal (noun)

American a soft toy in the shape of an animal

teddy (noun)

a teddy bear

teddy bear (noun)

a soft toy bear