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thill-horse

thill-horse noun: a horse that is placed between the thills or shafts of a vehicle, such as a supporting cart or carriage.

Noun

thill-horse (countable and uncountable, plural thill-horses)

  1. A horse that is placed between the thills or shafts of a vehicle, such as a supporting cart or carriage.

Forms of thill-horse

pluralthill-horses
alternative formthillhorse
alternative formthill horse

Questions about thill-horse

What does thill-horse mean?
Thill-horse means a horse that is placed between the thills or shafts of a vehicle, such as a supporting cart or carriage.
What part of speech is thill-horse?
Thill-horse is a noun.
What is the plural of thill-horse?
The plural of thill-horse is thill-horses.

Words near thill-horse in the dictionary

  1. Thilanottine
  2. Thilanottines
  3. Thilgen
  4. thilk
  5. thill
  6. thill-horse
  7. thill-horses
  8. thilled
  9. thiller
  10. thillers
  11. thillhorse

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