Pony is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PONY in dictionary:

VERB:
• old slang for to pay or settle up
• pay a sum of money, especially as a contribution or unavoidable expense
• settle bill or debt
NOUN:
• a small horse, also PONEY, POWNEY, POWNIE, POWNY
• a horse of a small breed, especially one below 15 hands (or 14 hands 2 inches).
• racehorses
• a small glass or measure of alcohol
• a sum of £25.
• A small horse.
• Twenty-five pounds sterling.
• A translation or a key used to avoid study in getting lessons; a crib.
• A small glass of beer.
• a range horse of the western United States
• an informal term for a racehorse
• a literal translation used in studying a foreign language (often used illicitly)
• a small glass adequate to hold a single swallow of whiskey
• any of various breeds of small gentle horses usually less than five feet high at the shoulder
• a sum of £25.
• small horse
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to prepare lessons with the aid of a literal translation

Words related to PONY

poney10 ponied9 ponies8 ponying13 powney14 pownie11 powny13

Words that contain PONY

eponym13 compony16 eponyms14 eponymy17 hyponym20 ponying13 toponym14 eponymic17 hyponyms21 hyponymy24 ponyskin17 ponytail13 toponyms15 toponymy18 cohyponym24 eponymies16 eponymous16 ponyskins18 ponytails14 toponymal16 toponymic18 cohyponyms25 eponychium22 hyponymies23 ponytailed16 toponymics19 toponymies17 toponymist17 eponychiums23 eponymously21 toponymical20 toponymists18

How to use PONY in a sentence

• She will hold the reins as coolly as you held your trotting pony yesterday.
• Meanwhile the pony was growing more and more impatient.
• Even as she did so George drove his fat pony up to the door, and getting down gave a letter to the landlady, with particular instructions that it was to be delivered into Mr.
• They had a colored man named Peter and he was teaching Roswell to ride and the pony ran away.
• I had not even the power, when she had mounted her pony and was coming toward me, to assume another attitude.
• He led the pony from the tumbled shape on the ground.
• Mornings saw him proceed to the corral, catch up his pony, mount, and depart.
• But Dave was on his guard, and, as the pony dropped, he leaped away to safety.
• The pony forgot all his tricks, and leaping high into the air, he shot off like a streak toward the corral gate.
• Twice he started toward the boy, and twice he changed his mind and returned to his pony to continue his vigil.
• Straight down the street he trotted, and up into the pony cart he jumped, for the back door had been left open, when Bunny and Sue got out.
• And fortunately, for the time being, she did not know what had frightened the pony and sent him off at so quick a pace.
• From here, either on foot or on a pony, the ascent of Mangerton may be made.
• A few minutes later, Tenlow strode from the brush leading his pony.
• The trip from Trinidad, a distance of four miles, was made over a wretched pony trail.
• A lean pony, black with sweat, jumped to a trembling stop.
• A remark which your cousin John made at the table, determined him upon him buying and training a pony for you.
• Deep-chested, with mighty shoulders, barrel-bodied like an Indian pony, Teddy showed power in every line of him.

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