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Curvet

verb
(past & past part. curveted or curvetted; pres. part. curveting or curvetting)
1.
Perform a leap where both hind legs come off the ground, of a horse.






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"Curvet" Quotes from Famous Books



... he might be all his lifetime a good rider, they made to him a fair great horse of wood, which he did make leap, curvet, jerk out behind, and skip forward, all at a time: to pace, trot, rack, gallop, amble, to play the hobby, the hackney-gelding: go the gait of the camel, and of the wild ass. He made him also change his colour of hair, as the monks of Coultibo (according to the variety of their holidays) ...
— Gargantua and Pantagruel, Complete. • Francois Rabelais



Words linked to "Curvet" :   jump, bound, spring, leap, dressage



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