Seesaw | Mean of seesaw in English Dictionary

/ˈsiːˌsɑː/

• Noun
• a long, flat board that is balanced in the middle so that when one end goes up the other end goes down
1. Let's play/ride on the seesaw.
• a situation in which something keeps changing from one state to another and back again
1. Their relationship was an emotional seesaw.
2. a seesaw battle for power
3. a seesaw economy
• Verb
• to keep changing from one state or condition to another and then back again
1. The lead seesawed between the two runners right up to the finish line.
2. Stock prices have continued to seesaw. [=to go up and down]