Results for: herd of horses
English English
herd of horsesremuda
(about horses) having an abnormal bony growth on the footringboned
(Sports) British form of handball (played on a court with a front wall and walls on the sides); racket game that resembles squash: (Medicine) disease of the glands under the ear in horsesfives
2 horses harnessed together, 2 mating animals, 2 opposing members making a voting agreement, 2 people together, 2 playing cards, 2 similar things used together, agreement to form a pair, couple, couple; be part one of a match; mate; form pairs, electro...pair
3 horses harnessed together, horse-drawn Russian vehicle, Russian carriage pulled by three horses abreast; team of three horses pulling abreast; association of three persons or countries functioning equally toward some common goal, triumviratetroika
4 horses drawing carriage, 4-horse carriage, tallyho, way of tying necktiefour-in-hand
accommodation for horses, place in a barn for horses or other animals, stablesstabling
act of making roar, act of roaring; loud deep cry resembling that of a lion; respiratory problem in horses which causes loud breathing (Veterinary Medicine), breathing difficulties in horses, exceedingly, huge, producing a roar; loud, noisy, clamorous;...roaring
act of separating; animals chosen to be butchered, choose, select; sift, separate, reduction of animal numbers, remove as worthless, remove from herd, something without valuecull
advance by shoving, ancient stringed instrument, audience or spectators, fill or pack something, gather together, group together; press in, herd or cram, large group of things, people gathered together, press near somebody, pressure somebody, public; l...crowd
aggressive seller, attract customers, offer or advertise something, one who aggressively solicits business; one who scouts race horses in training in order to gain information to aid betting (British); ticket scalper, one who sells tickets for a price ...tout
American wild horse, breed of small horses of Spanish origin, first breed of horse used by American Indians; naval officer who was commissioned while he was enlisted (US Navy Slang)mustang
amusement ride usually having horses which move in circles, merry-go-roundcarrousel
animals performing together, animals worked together, cooperatively functioning group, drive a team, form or form into a team, group forming side in sports competition, crew; selected group; cart pulled by hitched horses, grouping of animals, harness, ...team
annual horse race for three-year-old horses (held in England); any important annual horse raceDerby
 

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