junglegym

[ juhng-guhl-jim ]

1. a playground apparatus consisting of a framework of horizontal and vertical bars on which children can climb.

Word History and Origins

Origin of junglegym¹

Formerly a trademark

Example Sentences

She remembered her house with the junglegym in the backyard and the seventeen stuffed dogs on her bed.

From Literature

Suspension training, either ready made from TRX or Junglegym, or better yet homemade from truck tie-down straps and a little bit of PVC pipe, plus a few kettlebells, is actually a much better solution.

From New York Times

He is unfazed even by the giant Junglegym of a set.

From Time Magazine Archive

Designer Boris Aronson has embodied this in a kind of skyscraper-without-walls, a giant urban Junglegym with rising and descending elevators and the metallic, glassy feel of the megalopolis.

From Time Magazine Archive

They would begin much of first-grade work in kindergarten instead of spending so much time on blocks and Junglegym.

From Time Magazine Archive