toymaker

[ toi-mey-ker ]

noun

1. a person who makes toys.
2. a company that manufactures toys.

Word History and Origins

Origin of toymaker¹

First recorded in 1955–60; toy + maker

Example Sentences

For example, in 2015, the smart toymaker VTech had a data breach that exposed millions of kids' data.

From Axios

Some toymakers are reducing plastic, with much of the progress to date in their packaging.

From Time

Toymakers say they are being charged up to five times the normal amount for 40-foot containers to get their goods to the US.

From Popular-Science

For example, it has a deal with toymaker Hasbro that will see Roblox-game-inspired NERF blasters, a Monopoly board game and a NERF experience within the gaming platform arrive later in the year.

From Digiday

The agency turned to toymaker Donald Levine, a former Hasbro executive who gave the world G.I. Joe.

From The Daily Beast

Enjoy your hate, wallow in hating, and in the end all Shainsa will fall prey to the Toymaker, like Miellyn.

From Project Gutenberg

They beat with delicate insistence against the Toymaker's prisoning fingers.

From Project Gutenberg

Mr. Toymaker tried to sell his toys in the crowded market place of Bayreuth.

From Project Gutenberg

The Toymaker family gazed upon beautiful, vine-covered hillsides and villages where people live by the making of wine.

From Project Gutenberg

A short time later, Mr. Toymaker looked about and could not find Fritz and Mitzi.

From Project Gutenberg