What is another word for gallop?
Pronunciation:
[ ɡˈaləp], [ ɡˈaləp], [ ɡ_ˈa_l_ə_p]
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Synonyms for Gallop:
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v.
• course • dart • dash • hasten- accelerate ,
- advance ,
- burn ,
- bustle ,
- cover ground ,
- dispatch ,
- expedite ,
- express ,
- flee ,
- get the lead out ,
- goad ,
- hie ,
- press ,
- push ,
- quicken ,
- scuttle ,
- step up ,
- urge .
Other synonyms:
- Whoa ,
- bareback ,
- bridle ,
- careen ,
- dismount ,
- equestrian ,
- flit ,
- hasten ,
- horse-riding ,
- horseback riding ,
- horseman ,
- horsemanship ,
- horsewoman ,
- joust ,
- mounted ,
- remount ,
- riding ,
- saddle ,
- saddle up ,
- shoe ,
- sidesaddle ,
- stable boy ,
- stable girl .
- throw .
- charge .
- pop .
- move .
- barge ,
- barrel ,
- career ,
- cut through ,
- gait ,
- horsey ,
- hustle ,
- lather ,
- outpace ,
- outstrip ,
- precipitate ,
- saddle sore ,
- slew ,
- unseat ,
- whisk ,
- whiz ,
- zap ,
- zoom .
Other relevant words:
- Careered ,
- Careering ,
- Hasted ,
- Hasting ,
- Hurries ,
- J ,
- JS ,
- Jed ,
- Jing ,
- Loping ,
- Skirr ,
- Striding ,
- Trooped ,
- Trooping ,
- Winging ,
- course ,
- dart ,
- dash ,
- foot it ,
- footing it ,
- footslog ,
- footslogging ,
- gallop ,
- get it ,
- get on it ,
- gets it ,
- got it ,
- haste ,
- hoofed ,
- hoofing ,
- hotfoot ,
- hurtle ,
- hurtling ,
- make a run for it ,
- make it snappy ,
- makes it snappy ,
- move quickly ,
- moved quickly ,
- moves quickly ,
- pace ,
- plunge ahead ,
- race ,
- run ,
- rush at ,
- sail ,
- scudding ,
- shoot ,
- speed ,
- stodge ,
- stodges ,
- stomped ,
- stomping ,
- streams ,
- tear ,
- tore ,
- tramp ,
- walk over ,
- walk up and down .
- get cracking ,
- made haste ,
- make haste ,
- make tracks ,
- not lose a minute ,
- shake a leg ,
- shaking a leg ,
- step it ,
- step on it ,
- take wing ,
- waste no time ,
- whip around .
- Barreling ,
- Barrelling ,
- barreled ,
- barrelled ,
- boogie ,
- boogied ,
- boogies ,
- go like a bat out of hell ,
- hightail it ,
- hightails it .
- cut and run ,
- dog it ,
- go like lightning ,
- hightail ,
- leg it ,
- make a break ,
- running ,
- shag ,
- shagged ,
- shagging ,
- shags ,
- smoking ,
- take flight ,
- taking flight ,
- tear out ,
- took flight ,
- went like lightning .
- cut along ,
- gather momentum ,
- gear up ,
- geared up ,
- get a move on ,
- get moving ,
- get under way ,
- getting under way ,
- go all out ,
- go fast ,
- go like the wind ,
- go out ,
- goes out ,
- going all out ,
- got a move on ,
- got moving ,
- lose no time ,
- open throttle ,
- open up throttle ,
- press on ,
- pressing on ,
- went fast .
- lope .
- airings ,
- rate ,
- roundabouts ,
- voyage .
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How to use "Gallop" in context?
Perhaps one of the most commonly used terms in horsemanship today is gallop. What is a gallop and what are its different components?
From an anatomical standpoint, a gallop is a running posture in which the horse extends its hindquarters forward as if to embrace the ground (figure 1) while its front legs move in unison, providing forward motion. A gallop typically lasts 4-6 strides and is completed at a speed of between 12-16 kilometers per hour (~7-10 mph).
There are several different components of a gallop. The primary element is the extension of the hindquarters.
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