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trailbroke

trailbroke adjective: acclimated to being on a trail. Also the simple past and past participle of trailbreak.

Adjective

trailbroke (comparative more trailbroke, superlative most trailbroke)

  1. Acclimated to being on a trail.
    • And that yellow horse ain't what you can call trail[-]broke.1913, B. M. Bower, The Gringos: A Story of the Old California Days in 1849, page 336
    • It would take a few days of driving before they could be called trailbroke.1982, Robert Vaughn Bell, Feud at Devil's River, page 159
    Synonyms:
    trailbroken

Also used as

trailbroke is also the simple past and past participle of trailbreak.

Synonyms of trailbroke

Forms of trailbroke

comparativemore trailbroke
superlativemost trailbroke

Questions about trailbroke

What does trailbroke mean?
Trailbroke means acclimated to being on a trail.
What part of speech is trailbroke?
Trailbroke is an adjective.

Words near trailbroke in the dictionary

  1. trailbreak
  2. trailbreaker
  3. trailbreakers
  4. trailbreaking
  5. trailbreaks
  6. trailbroke
  7. trailbroken
  8. trailcam
  9. trailcams
  10. trailcutter
  11. trailcutters

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