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horse·back (hôrs′bak′)
noun
- the back of a horse
- ☆ a low, sharp ridge; hogback
adverb
Webster's New World College Dictionary Copyright © 2005 by Wiley Publishing, Inc., Cleveland, Ohio.
Used by arrangement with John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
horseback
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Converse of object
- ride: Or perhaps you're riding horseback through sparkling surf, with the palms swaying in the balmy breeze.
Preposition: into
- mountain: Excursions on horseback into the mountain for beginners to expert riders.
Modifies a noun
- riding: Cycling, horseback riding or just relaxing can be part of your daily routine.
Preposition: without
- weapon: He was forced to make his way to Sutter's Fort on horseback without weapons.
Preposition: in
- uniform: A portrait of Dr. Seitz ( 1863-1939 ) on horseback in military uniform.
Preposition: with
- lance: Taking Sus scrofa, the big boar, from horseback with a lance.
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I am well as long as I live on horsebacksleep out-of- doors, or in a log cabin, and lead in all respects a completely unconventional life. But each time for a few daysI have become civilised, I have found myself rapidly going down again.
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