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horse scoop

horse scoop noun: a large scoop for moving soil, sand, etc., attached to a harness and pulled by a horse.

Noun

horse scoop (plural horse scoops)

  1. A large scoop for moving soil, sand, etc., attached to a harness and pulled by a horse.
    • "Men with picks and shovels would still be digging out the desert up to Alice Springs if they hadn't had horse scoops."1969, Patsy Adam-Smith, Folklore of the Australian Railwaymen, Melbourne: Macmillan, page 154
  2. A pooper scooper for collecting horse manure.

Forms of horse scoop

pluralhorse scoops

Words that rhyme with horse scoop

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Questions about horse scoop

What does horse scoop mean?
Horse scoop means a large scoop for moving soil, sand, etc., attached to a harness and pulled by a horse.
What part of speech is horse scoop?
Horse scoop is a noun.
What is the plural of horse scoop?
The plural of horse scoop is horse scoops.

Words near horse scoop in the dictionary

  1. horse rider
  2. horse riders
  3. horse riding
  4. horse salt
  5. horse salts
  6. horse scoop
  7. horse scoops
  8. horse sense
  9. horse shoe
  10. horse shoes
  11. horse show

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