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horse-jockey

horse-jockey noun: a jockey (professional rider and of racehorses).

Noun

horse-jockey (plural horse-jockeys)

  1. A jockey (professional rider and of racehorses).
  2. (archaic) A trainer and dealer in horses.

Forms of horse-jockey

pluralhorse-jockeys

Questions about horse-jockey

What does horse-jockey mean?
Horse-jockey means a jockey (professional rider and of racehorses).
What part of speech is horse-jockey?
Horse-jockey is a noun.
What is the plural of horse-jockey?
The plural of horse-jockey is horse-jockeys.

Words near horse-jockey in the dictionary

  1. horse-head fiddle
  2. horse-head fiddles
  3. horse-heal
  4. horse-hoarse merger
  5. horse-hung
  6. horse-jockey
  7. horse-jockeys
  8. horse-latitudes
  9. horse-leech
  10. horse-leeches
  11. horse-like

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