girth-galled
girth-galled adjective: of a horse, having a gall caused by rubbing of the saddle girth.
Adjective
girth-galled (not comparable)
- Of a horse, having a gall caused by rubbing of the saddle girth.
- Gave orders to shift the pack on to fresh horses to-day, as those we have been using for this purpose are getting girthgalled and have sore backs.1887, Harriet W. Daly, Digging, Squatting, and Pioneering Life in the Northern Territory of South Australia, page 317
Questions about girth-galled
- What does girth-galled mean?
- Girth-galled means of a horse, having a gall caused by rubbing of the saddle girth.
- What part of speech is girth-galled?
- Girth-galled is an adjective.
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