Horse Synonyms
hôrs
A domestic animal
(Noun)
Synonyms:
- charger
- dobbin
- gelding
- cob
- nag
- hack
- courser
- mount
- mare
- equine
- steed
- pad
- stallion
- pacer
- roadster
- trotter
- pony
- draft-animal
- plow horse
- racer
- saddlehorse
- palfrey
- thoroughbred
- (female) mare
- (male) stallion
- (small) pony
- (young) colt
- arab
- bathorse
- bayard
- hunter
- bronc
- broncho
- bronco
- bucephalus
- posthorse
- caballo
- cavalry
- piebald
- centaur
- chack
- calico pony
- clipper
- coachman
- cockhorse
- quadruped
- colt
- Pferd (German)
- dam
- draft
- cheval (French)
- entire
- sawhorse
- knight
- equerry
- caballo (Spanish)
- equestrian
- equestrianism
- support the losing side
- equestrienne
- pick the loser
- equitant
- equitation
- equus
- misjudge
- farriery
- filly
- argue an issue that is already settled
- foal
- fractious
- harp on
- gee
- originally
- groom
- from an authority
- hackney
- hippiatrics
- hippiatry
- according to the source of the information
- hippocampus
- hippogriffe
- curb one's impatience
- hippology
- hippophile
- slow-down
- hippotomy
- hobby
- relax
- hobby-horse. associatedwords: equine
- hopple
- horsemanship
- arrogant
- hostler
- hostlery
- haughty
- jade
- jockey
- disdainful
- manege
- mestino
- mustang
- neigh
- nicker
- paddock
- padnag
- palomino
- pegasus
- pintado
- pinto
- sawbuck
- plug
- postilion
- appaloosa
- whirlaway
- prad
- punch
- roan
- saddler
- sheltie
- sire
- sleeper
- sorrel
- stepper
- stud
- sumpter
- tandem
- tit
- ungulate
- warragal
- gibraltar
- whinny
- hambletonian
- buck
- kelso
- swaps
- turk
Troops trained to fight on horseback
(Noun)
Synonyms:
- cavalry
- nashua
- horse cavalry
A padded block on legs, used for vaulting events
(Noun)
Synonyms:
- gymnastic horse
Solid-hoofed herbivorous quadruped domesticated since prehistoric times
(Noun)
Synonyms:
- equus-caballus
Synonyms:
(Adjective)
Words Related to Horse
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