sorrel horse
sorrel horse noun: a certain breed of horse with a burnt orange coat, very similar to but sometimes distinguished from chestnut horses by a distinctive tail and mane.
Noun
sorrel horse (plural sorrel horses)
- A certain breed of horse with a burnt orange coat, very similar to but sometimes distinguished from chestnut horses by a distinctive tail and mane.
Forms of sorrel horse
| plural | sorrel horses |
|---|---|
| alternative form | sorrel |
Origin of sorrel horse
By surface analysis, sorrel + horse, named after the color, not the plant.
Questions about sorrel horse
- What does sorrel horse mean?
- Sorrel horse means a certain breed of horse with a burnt orange coat, very similar to but sometimes distinguished from chestnut horses by a distinctive tail and mane.
- What part of speech is sorrel horse?
- Sorrel horse is a noun.
- What is the plural of sorrel horse?
- The plural of sorrel horse is sorrel horses.
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