saddleskirt
saddleskirt noun: the portion of a saddle that covers the flank of a horse.
Noun
saddleskirt (plural saddleskirts)
- The portion of a saddle that covers the flank of a horse.
- With the instinct of self preservation and defence I struck out at this object with my whip, and there came, of all the sounds I ever heard the one least expected—that of a leather saddleskirt!1891, Willis Percival King, Stories of a Country Doctor, page 197
- As I am lying on the ground, writing on a saddleskirt, by the light of our campfire, I have not time to write in detail.1974, LeRoy Reuben Hafen, Colorado Gold Rush: Contemporary Letters and Reports, 1858-1859, page 163
Forms of saddleskirt
| plural | saddleskirts |
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Origin of saddleskirt
From saddle + skirt.
Questions about saddleskirt
- What does saddleskirt mean?
- Saddleskirt means the portion of a saddle that covers the flank of a horse.
- What part of speech is saddleskirt?
- Saddleskirt is a noun.
- What is the plural of saddleskirt?
- The plural of saddleskirt is saddleskirts.
Words near saddleskirt in the dictionary
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