cobb
- noun
- /kɑb/
- UK
- Her favorite horse was a sturdy cobb that never tired on long country rides.
Examples
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The farmer bought a reliable cobb to help with daily chores around the stable.
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Children often learn to ride on a gentle cobb because of its calm nature.
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The cobb is known for its strength and endurance.
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She rides her cobb every weekend.
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Children often learn to ride on a gentle cobb because of its calm nature.
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The farmer bought a reliable cobb to help with daily chores around the stable.
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Her favorite horse was a sturdy cobb that never tired on long country rides.
Synonyms
A horse used for ordinary riding, often for hire
A horse kept for riding rather than for work
A horse people keep mainly for others to ride in lessons or shows
A small, agile horse ridden to move cattle on a ranch
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Etymology
Cobb for a small, strong horse probably comes from an old word like cob meaning 'stout' or 'stocky', and you can see the same idea in the word cobby, so think of a cobb as a solid, calm little riding horse.