The word 'dolls' is correct and usable in written English.
It is a plural noun that refers to a child's toy that looks like a human or an animal. Example: "For her birthday, Sally received a set of beautiful handmade dolls from her grandmother."
Izzy is not alone in liking toys such as cars and fire engines, as well as dolls, from a very young age.
They may look like dolls, but the pair's behaviour is more Bride Of Chucky than Barbie.
She called her images her "cast of characters", and she deployed them on polymer printing plates and in paper chains of sheets collaged with selected cut-out figures, her "paper dolls", that littered the studio and stretched into enormous scrolls.
It's made out of teacups and dolls and at one point it opens a garage door using a trombone and an ironing board!" And you'd be right – in fact, it was inspired by Rube Goldberg, with the premise being that girls' toys are too pink and boring, and don't unleash a child's creativity quite like toys for boys.
To give Mattel its due, it would be difficult to quantify the positive effects of Barbie – the anecdotes about girls' creativity, about making their dolls have sex, get tattoos, lose their hair in Hoover accidents.
Open 10am-midnight daily You feel a little like Alice in Wonderland when you walk down the narrow hall with walls covered with magazines, furniture and old dolls, and end up in a room stuffed with wonderful new and second-hand things from the 1940s to the 1970s.
She became a national institution: there were Shirley Temple dolls, toys and clothes (including a line in bathing suits).
In Mordovia, women inmates make uniforms for the emergency services and armed forces and decorate matrioshki (nested dolls) and other toys for the tourist industry.
Not only did he make these women look like dolls; he used them to play dress-up.
Actually, the pictures reveal that the women had dolls rather than real babies, but never mind, the assumption that political consciousness leaks away during motherhood is one of the great retro fantasies of the right.
US researchers found that girls who played with Barbie dolls for just a few minutes, even Barbies dressed as a medical doctor, were less likely to feel capable of doing male-dominated jobs.
