Horse

Meaning

Noun

●

A

, Equus ferus caballus, often used throughout

for

and

work.

Any

of the

Equus ferus, including the Przewalski's

and the

Equus ferus ferus.

A large and

person.

A

like a

, which

were made to

for punishment.

●

In Zoology:

A

, Equus ferus caballus, often used throughout

for

and

work.

Any current or

of the family Equidae, including

and asses.

●

In Military:

A

, Equus ferus caballus, often used throughout

for

and

work.

Cavalry

(sometimes

when

to an

category).

●

In Chess:

A

, Equus ferus caballus, often used throughout

for

and

work.

A

of certain games.

The

a

,

as a horse.

●

In Xiangqi:

A

, Equus ferus caballus, often used throughout

for

and

work.

A

of certain games.

A

that

and

one point

and then one point diagonally.

●

Equipment with legs.

In

, a

of

with a body on two or

,

high, sometimes (

) with two

on top.

A

with

, used to support something.

●

In Nautical:

Type of equipment.

A

along a

, upon which

when

or

the

; footrope.

A

for a leadsman.

An

for a

to

upon.

A jackstay.

●

In Mining:

A

of

, or

of the same

as the

,

in the

of a

,

or

; hence, to

(said of a

) is to

into

for a distance.

●

In American English:

An

of

in which

s

made by their opponent(s), each

a

to the

"horse", with 5

the whole

and

a

, until only the

is

. Also HORSE, H-O-R-S-E or H.O.R.S.E. (see H-O-R-S-E on Wikipedia.Wikipedia).

●

The

of a

as an

of cuisine.

●

A

who

in or out for

ers.

●

A

or other

in study or examination.

●

Horseplay; tomfoolery.

●

Heroin (drug).

●

In Poker:

A

different

s, with the

from one

to the next after every hand.

●

Alternative

of

(“variant of basketball”)

Verb

●

Synonym of

around

●

To

on.

●

To provide with a

; supply

for.

●

To

horseback.

●

To

of; to bestride.

●

To

(a mare).

●

To take or

the back.

●

To place (someone)

another person, or on a

,

, etc; to be

or punished.

To flog.

●

To

,

, or

(something) with great

, like a

would.

●

To

(food)

,

indiscriminately

or in great volume.

●

To

tyrannically.

●

To

for work before it is finished.

Name

●

The

of the 12-year

of

which

in the Chinese

related to the Chinese calendar.

Sourced from

Origin

horse

English

horse

Middle English (1100-1500)

Sourced from

Synonyms

Recreational Drug

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