Abstract: A bubble-squeezing toy has a body formed of resilient, stretchable plastics material having two internal chambers, one of which has an area of reduced thickness that can stretch to form an external bubble upon squeezing of the body. A partition exists between the internal chambers and an aperture is provided in the partition via which the chambers communicate with one another. An air-driven squeaker is attached to the partition at the aperture.

Abstract: A bubble-squeezing toy includes a hollow body formed of flexible plastics material having low stretchability and an aperture; a liner formed of flexible plastics material having high stretchability and located within the hollow body and having a portion adjacent to the aperture that can stretch through the aperture to form an external bubble upon squeezing of the body.

Abstract: A flying disc is formed of material capable of stretching and converting stored elastic energy therein into ballistic kinetic energy when despatched by hand. The flying disc is typically made of a gelatinous composition produced by a melt blend of a copolymer and plasticising oil or oils.