saddlery
- noun
- /ˈsædələri/
- The local saddlery offers a variety of saddles and harnesses for equestrian enthusiasts.
Examples
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She decided to buy a new saddle from the saddlery after her old one wore out.
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They strode off side by side toward the lane that led to the saddlery and paddocks.
Fiction book (1995) -
Donnie was going to hire on at his uncle's saddlery.
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I'd like to mention a couple of our silver sponsors: Jacobs Distributors, Norrell Saddlery, and we'd like to give a great big thanks to our platinum sponsor, - Edward Lewis Enterprises.
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After visiting the saddlery, I learned how to properly care for my horse's tack.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Saddlery comes from the simple word saddle plus the ending -ry, which means 'place' or 'collection'. So a saddlery is literally the workshop or shop where a saddler makes, repairs, or sells saddles, which explains its modern meaning as a place for saddle work.