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fixed cheek

fixed cheek noun: a type of horse bit cheekpiece that is permanently attached to the bit's mouthpiece, providing stability and preventing the bit from moving freely in the horse's mouth.

Noun

fixed cheek (plural fixed cheeks)

  1. A type of horse bit cheekpiece that is permanently attached to the bit's mouthpiece, providing stability and preventing the bit from moving freely in the horse's mouth.

Forms of fixed cheek

pluralfixed cheeks

Questions about fixed cheek

What does fixed cheek mean?
Fixed cheek means a type of horse bit cheekpiece that is permanently attached to the bit's mouthpiece, providing stability and preventing the bit from moving freely in the horse's mouth.
What part of speech is fixed cheek?
Fixed cheek is a noun.
What is the plural of fixed cheek?
The plural of fixed cheek is fixed cheeks.

Words near fixed cheek in the dictionary

  1. fixed asset
  2. fixed assets
  3. fixed capital
  4. fixed charge
  5. fixed charges
  6. fixed cheek
  7. fixed cheeks
  8. fixed cost
  9. fixed costs
  10. fixed disc
  11. fixed disc drive

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