What is another word for equestrian?
Pronunciation:
[ ɛkwˈɛstɹi͡ən], [ ɛkwˈɛstɹiən], [ ɛ_k_w_ˈɛ_s_t_ɹ_iə_n]
Synonyms for Equestrian:
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adj.
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n.
• equestrian • horseman Other synonyms:
- Whoa ,
- bareback ,
- bridle ,
- canter ,
- dismount ,
- gallop ,
- horse-riding ,
- horseback ,
- horseback riding ,
- horsemanship ,
- horsewoman ,
- joust ,
- mounted ,
- remount ,
- riding ,
- saddle ,
- saddle up ,
- shoe ,
- sidesaddle ,
- stable boy ,
- stable girl .
- throw .
- horsey ,
- lather ,
- saddle sore ,
- unseat .
- pace .
Other relevant words:
- Caballero ,
- Caprid ,
- Cowish ,
- Cowlike ,
- Equestrienne ,
- Goatish ,
- Goatlike ,
- Ovine ,
- Postboy ,
- arrogant ,
- asinine ,
- bovid ,
- bovine ,
- break-in ,
- breaker ,
- broncobuster ,
- buckaroo ,
- buster ,
- caprine ,
- cavalier ,
- cavalryman ,
- chevalier ,
- chivalric ,
- chivalrous ,
- courtly ,
- cowboy ,
- cowgirl ,
- cowpuncher ,
- dashing ,
- distinguished ,
- eminent ,
- equestrians ,
- equine ,
- equitation ,
- exalted ,
- fox hunter ,
- gallant ,
- gaucho ,
- grand ,
- great ,
- haughty ,
- hircine ,
- hoggish ,
- hoofed ,
- horse ,
- horse fancier ,
- horse soldier ,
- horseback rider ,
- horselike ,
- horsy ,
- jockey ,
- knight ,
- knightly ,
- lofty ,
- lordly ,
- magnanimous ,
- majestic ,
- male aristocrat ,
- mounted policeman ,
- mulish ,
- noble ,
- outrider ,
- picador ,
- piggish ,
- polite ,
- postilion ,
- postillion ,
- proud ,
- puncher ,
- roughrider ,
- ruminant ,
- saddle-sore ,
- sheepish ,
- sheeplike ,
- slider ,
- steeplechaser ,
- swinish ,
- tall ,
- towering ,
- trainer ,
- travel ,
- traveling ,
- travelling ,
- trooper ,
- ungulate ,
- vaquero .
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How to use "Equestrian" in context?
The horse and rider have been a symbol of power and strength since antiquity. equestrians bring pleasure to people of all ages with their graceful movements and skillful expressions on horseback. Riders use their horses to exercise, showmanship, and occasionally, to work. Today, there are many horse riding organizations and competitions around the world.
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- Synonyms:
- work, pull one's weight.
