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free cheek

free cheek noun: a part of a horse bit with a loose ring design, where the rings attached to the mouthpiece are not fixed but can move freely and slide through the ends of the mouthpiece.

Noun

free cheek (plural free cheeks)

  1. A part of a horse bit with a loose ring design, where the rings attached to the mouthpiece are not fixed but can move freely and slide through the ends of the mouthpiece.

Forms of free cheek

pluralfree cheeks

Questions about free cheek

What does free cheek mean?
Free cheek means a part of a horse bit with a loose ring design, where the rings attached to the mouthpiece are not fixed but can move freely and slide through the ends of the mouthpiece.
What part of speech is free cheek?
Free cheek is a noun.
What is the plural of free cheek?
The plural of free cheek is free cheeks.

Words near free cheek in the dictionary

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