saddlery
7.6
Leather equipment put on a horse for riding and control
- noun
- /ˈsædələri/
- When she entered the saddlery, the smell of leather filled the air.
Examples
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He purchased a new saddle from the saddlery to use on his mare.
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Even his tack—his saddlery—was hand-me-down.
Fiction book (1997) -
The saddlery at the local shop offers a variety of saddles and bridles for horses.
Synonyms
Equipment used for riding a horse, like a saddle or bridle
is the general term for horse equipment not limited to riding use
stable gear
vssaddlery
4.2
Equipment for horses like saddles, bridles and harnesses
is the general equipment term not focused on stable context
Surface Forms
saddlery singular
saddleries plural
Morphology
Etymology
Saddlery comes from saddle plus the ending -ry, where -ry shows a 'set' or 'collection'. So saddlery can also mean the equipment for horses—the group of saddles, bridles and other riding gear used together.