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rough trot

rough trot noun: a series of difficult circumstances.

Noun

rough trot (plural rough trots)

  1. (idiomatic) A series of difficult circumstances.
    • Fred is having a rough trot.

Forms of rough trot

pluralrough trots

Questions about rough trot

What does rough trot mean?
Rough trot means a series of difficult circumstances.
What part of speech is rough trot?
Rough trot is a noun.
What is the plural of rough trot?
The plural of rough trot is rough trots.

Words near rough trot in the dictionary

  1. rough sleeping
  2. rough string
  3. rough strings
  4. rough stuff
  5. rough trade
  6. rough trot
  7. rough trots
  8. rough up
  9. rough up the bullpen
  10. rough vacuum
  11. rough vacuums

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