horsepond
- noun
- /ˈhɔrsˌpɒnd/
- Archaic
- The farm still has an old horsepond near the stables.
Examples
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During the summer, horses would cool off at the horsepond.
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The farmer built a new horsepond for his livestock.
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A willow tree stood beside the horsepond, offering shade to the animals.
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Many horseponds can be found on ranches in Texas.
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The farm still has an old horsepond near the stables.
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During the summer, horses would cool off at the horsepond.
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A willow tree stood beside the horsepond, offering shade to the animals.
Synonyms
A small area of still water, often natural or made by people
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word horsepond is a simple compound of horse and pond, so it literally means a 'pond' where horses drink or are watered; think of horses cooling off and drinking at a small farm pool.