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trappour

trappour noun: a horse's caparison.

Noun

trappour (plural trappours)

  1. (historical) A horse's caparison.
    • For quotations using this term, see Citations:trappour.

Forms of trappour

pluraltrappours

Origin of trappour

From Middle English trappour.

Questions about trappour

What does trappour mean?
Trappour means a horse's caparison.
What part of speech is trappour?
Trappour is a noun.
What is the plural of trappour?
The plural of trappour is trappours.

Words near trappour in the dictionary

  1. Trappist cheeses
  2. Trappistine
  3. Trappistines
  4. Trappists
  5. trappose
  6. trappour
  7. trappours
  8. trappous
  9. trapps
  10. trappy
  11. traprock

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