HORSECLOTH
HORSECLOTH, noun A cloth to cover a horse.
American Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1828.
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HORSECLOTH, noun A cloth to cover a horse.
HORSECOURSER, noun One that runs horses, or keeps horses for the race.1. A dealer in horses.
HORSECRAB, noun A crustaceous fish.
HORSEDEALER, noun One who buys and sells horses.
HORSEDRENCH, noun A dose of physic for a horse.
HORSEDUNG, noun The dung of horses.
HORSEFACED, adjective Having a long coarse face; ugly.
HORSEFLESH, noun The flesh of a horse.
HORSEFLY, noun A large fly that stings horses.
HORSEFOOT, noun A plant, called also coltsfoot.
HORSEGUARDS, noun A body of cavalry for guards.
HORSEHAIR, noun The hair of horses.
HORSEHOE, verb transitive To hoe or clean a field by means of horses.
HORSEKNAVE, noun A groom.
HORSELAUGH, noun A loud, boisterous laugh.
HORSELEECH, noun A large leech. [See Leech.]1. A farrier.
HORSELITTER, noun A carriage hung on poles which are borne by and between two horses.
HORSELOAD, noun A load for a horse.
HORSEMAN, noun A rider on horseback.1. A man skilled in riding.2. A soldier who serves on horseback.
HORSEMANSHIP, noun The act of riding, and of training and managing horses.
HORSEMARTEN, noun A kind of large bee.
HORSEMATCH, noun A bird.
HORSEMEAT, noun Food for horses; provender.
HORSEPATH, noun A path for horses, as by canals.
HORSEPLAY, noun Rough, rugged play.
HORSEPOND, noun A pond for watering horses.
HORSEPURSLANE, noun A plant of the genus Trianthema.