horse-godmother
- noun
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- She is my horse-godmother, always encouraging me at the stables and giving advice when I need it most.
Examples
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After struggling with my riding technique, I turned to my horse-godmother for help and reassurance.
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Every beginner hopes to find a horse-godmother at their first riding club.
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My aunt is a great horse-godmother.
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She has been my horse-godmother for years.
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After struggling with my riding technique, I turned to my horse-godmother for guidance and support.
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Every beginner hopes to find a horse-godmother to help them improve their riding skills at the club.
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She is my horse-godmother, always providing encouragement and advice whenever I ride.
Synonyms
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3.7
A woman who supports and guides people or projects, often as a mentor
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6.8
Person who teaches people how to sit on and control horses at a stable
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Etymology
The word horse-godmother comes from horse and godmother, and a godmother is someone chosen to 'guide' and 'protect' a child or friend. So a horse-godmother is an experienced person who 'guides', teaches, and supports riders with advice and care.