Canter is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CANTER in dictionary:

VERB:
• to ride a horse at an easy gallop
• (of a horse) move at a canter in a particular direction
• make (a horse) move at a canter
• move at gait between trot and gallop
• To move in a canter.
• To cause, as a horse, to go at a canter; to ride (a horse) at a canter.
• ride at a canter
• go at a canter, of horses
• ride at a cantering pace
NOUN:
• a pace of a horse or other quadruped between a trot and a gallop, with not less than one foot on the ground at any time
• a ride on a horse at a canter
• A moderate and easy gallop adapted to pleasure riding.
• A rapid or easy passing over.
• One who cants or whines; a beggar.
• One who makes hypocritical pretensions to goodness; one who uses canting language.
• a smooth three-beat gait; between a trot and a gallop
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to ride a horse at a moderate pace

Words related to CANTER

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Words that contain CANTER

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How to use CANTER in a sentence

• The horses seemed to like the brisk canter as much as we did.
• We struck into a brisk canter, and were soon out of sight of the post and settlements.
• It does us for a safe as well, but you must keep it shut, Or the flies would make it canter round the old hark hut.
• Or the flies would make it canter round the old bark hut.
• He kept at her side with his gliding canter but he was not thinking of the peace and the shelter from man which they might find in the blue valleys of yonder mountains.
• Was not that the old signal out of the pasture days, calling for a gallop? He started into a swinging canter.
• The gray moved off, shaking his head, at a beautiful, easy, springy canter.
• The next morning, quite early, she was off for a canter.
• Putting their horses into a brisk canter, the four lads set out for the ranch.
• Nobody ever goes frantic at seeing an old donkey of a deer handed back into his carriage after a canter.
• Soapey vaulted into the saddle, and seizing him by the head, let in the Latchfords in a style that satisfied the hack he was not going to canter in a circle.
• Daily, about an hour after breakfast, the little party might have been seen fitting off for a canter through the forest.
• Marrakesh unfolded its beauties to us slowly and one by one as we pushed horses and mules into a canter over the level plains of Hillreeli.
• They disappeared behind the house and I followed on at a canter.
• Pablo broke into a canter and Enoch roused himself to observe a glow of fire far ahead on the trail.
• She returned me a slight inclination of the head, and moving off at a canter, she disappeared under the vault of the old church.
• Is it possible this cause should fall to the earth? On our way home, had a nice smooth, long canter by the river-side.
• Some impulse led him to put his scarecrow of a pony at a canter.
• They rode at a canter after him and, as they reached the entrance, his father and mother appeared at the door at the top of the steps.
• Every afternoon would find him mounted on his big gray horse for a gallop across the moors, or perhaps an exciting canter behind the hounds on the scent of a fox.
• He saw three men on horseback riding at a canter up the avenue from the forest.
• He himself had drawn a light buggy and thought it good fun, though you did have to keep your heels down and trot instead of canter.
• By dint of leading and coaxing he was made to understand that his part of the act was to canter around the ring with Mlle.
• The Little Boy had Prince, a small pony which ran exactly like an Airedale dog, and in every canter beat out the entire string.
• Either the pack starts on a smart canter ahead, or it turns wildly off into the forest to the accompaniment of much complaint by the drivers.
• Twenty-five miles, broken with canter and trot, is not more than I have frequently taken on a brisk sunny morning at home.
• Presently we heard the tramping of horses and the voices of men across the river, and soon the duke approached at a canter.
• During the foregoing conversation we had been travelling at a six-mile canter.
• She laughed back at her over her shoulder when she let her horse out for a canter.
• Just now Miss Sally and he are improving their appetites for breakfast by an early canter over the moor, and no doubt are discussing her by the way.
• To take up his time Tom tried a brisk canter, away from the railroad.
• She gave the grey the rein and he carried her forward at a canter.
• Existing for the race, they enjoy existence merely in the preliminary canter.

Similar words containing CANT without suffix er

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