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  • Exact matchCommon

    horse; horse racing; promoted bishop

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    idiot, moron, fool; trivial matter, folly, absurdity; stupid, foolish, dull, absurd, ridiculous

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    coach (horse-drawn), carriage, wagon, cart

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    horsepower, hp; energy, vitality, vigour, strength; horse-drawn cart

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    riding ground, racecourse, racetrack

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    betting ticket, betting slip

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    horsemanship, equestrian art, (art of) riding

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    owner of a horse (esp. racehorse); registered owner (of a racehorse)

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    bucket, pail

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    Malaysia

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    Manila (Philippines)

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    mark (currency)

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    to go smoothly, to turn out well, to do the trick, to have peaceful relations

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    absurd, foolish, stupid, silly, nonsense, ludicrous, preposterous, laughable, ridiculous

  • coach (horse-drawn), carriage, wagon, cart

  • absurd, ridiculous, silly, ludicrous, nonsensical, asinine, foolish

  • to be foolish, to be stupid, to be ridiculous

  • (on) horseback, riding a horse

  • packhorse driver

  • horse's hooves

  • horse tack, horse gear, harness

  • stable boy, stable hand, groom

  • horse-headed demon (in hell)

  • horse dung

  • horseback riding; sitting astride, straddling

  • bit (mouthpiece)

  • minor or untalented actor (relegated to roles such as the legs of a stage horse), horse's legs

  • harrow, rake

  • person of doubtful origin

  • horsemeat

  • mounted bandit (esp. in north-east China from the end of the Qing dynasty)

  • packhorse driver

  • horse's length

  • body of a horse

  • neck of a horse

  • tilling with horses

  • horses

  • Japanese andromeda (Pieris japonica), lily-of-the-valley

  • mare's milk

  • long thin face; Black Scraper (fish)