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throatstrap

throatstrap noun: a strap going round the throat of a horse, to keep the bridle in place.

Noun

throatstrap (plural throatstraps)

  1. A strap going round the throat of a horse, to keep the bridle in place.

Forms of throatstrap

pluralthroatstraps
alternative formthroat strap
alternative formthroat-strap

Origin of throatstrap

throat + strap

Questions about throatstrap

What does throatstrap mean?
Throatstrap means a strap going round the throat of a horse, to keep the bridle in place.
What part of speech is throatstrap?
Throatstrap is a noun.
What is the plural of throatstrap?
The plural of throatstrap is throatstraps.

Words near throatstrap in the dictionary

  1. throatlet
  2. throatlets
  3. throatplate
  4. throatplates
  5. throats
  6. throatstrap
  7. throatstraps
  8. throatward
  9. throatwort
  10. throatworts
  11. throaty

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