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Webster Dictionary :: Horsefly

HORSEFLY, n. A large fly that stings horses.

Webster Dictionary :: Horsefoot

HORSEFOOT, n. A plant, called also coltsfoot.

Webster Dictionary :: Horseguards

HORSEGUARDS, n. A body of cavalry for guards.

Webster Dictionary :: Horsehair

HORSEHAIR, n. The hair of horses.

Webster Dictionary :: Horsehoe

HORSEHOE, v.t. To hoe or clean a field by means of horses.

Webster Dictionary :: Horseknave

HORSEKNAVE, n. A groom.

Webster Dictionary :: Horselaugh

HORSELAUGH, n. A loud, boisterous laugh.

Webster Dictionary :: Horseleech

HORSELEECH, n. A large leech. [See Leech .] 1. A farrier.

Webster Dictionary :: Horselitter

HORSELITTER, n. A carriage hung on poles which are borne by and between two horses.

Webster Dictionary :: Horseload

HORSELOAD, n. A load for a horse.

Webster Dictionary :: Horseman

HORSEMAN, n. A rider on horseback. 1. A man skilled in riding. 2. A soldier who ...

Webster Dictionary :: Horsemanship

HORSEMANSHIP, n. The act of riding, and of training and managing horses.

Webster Dictionary :: Horsemarten

HORSEMARTEN, n. A kind of large bee.

Webster Dictionary :: Horsematch

HORSEMATCH, n. A bird.

Webster Dictionary :: Horsemeat

HORSEMEAT, n. Food for horses; provender.

Webster Dictionary :: Horsepath

HORSEPATH, n. A path for horses, as by canals.

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