saddle up saddle up - RTA
Whats the meaning of "saddle boil" in this context? "I can blaspheme a saddle-boil with the college-bred? Thank you. Trilce
Whats the meaning of "saddle boil" in this context? "I can blaspheme a saddle-boil with the college-bred? Thank you. Trilce
Hola a todos! Necesitara la traduccin de estos dos trminos. Se trata de las dos partes que forman un molino de mano utilizado por los antiguos egipcios. Estaba formado por dos piedras: la.
At the door stands a milk-white mare, with a golden saddle for you to sit on, and a golden bridle to hold in your hand.' " The question I have is this: What, precisely, is a honey-bird and a honey.
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How does one say 'swing up' as in climbing in the saddle of a horse? Context: A man is taking his girlfriend on a romantic horseback ride where they're both on the same horse.
The joys of English! I think you can use the overarching term of "leathergoods" to refer to all of the above in the general sense. There is a reference for "latigo" at Dictionary.com: "a leather strap.
A woman has mounted a donkey. Her guide, Nicolas, is leading the animal: "Nicolas arrangeait de temps en temps les jupes de Marguerite sur ses jambles, affermissait ses pieds dans le.
Is there any antonym to rush hour? I am trying to translate an article about bus occupancy, and I am kind of lost here. I want to say that the article deals with/ compares bus occupancy during the.
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I think so too, liliput. According to Chambers, it derives from the US word 'cinch' for a 'saddle-girth', meaning 'a secure hold, a certainty' - effectively 'a sure thing'. <<Edited version of this.
"You're in the saddle!" might work. "In the driver's seat" is rather more common in the figurative sense of "in a position of control," but the Free Dictionary does confirm my vague feeling that.
A sit-up-and-beg bicycle is one with straight handlebars set relatively high compared with the saddle, so that the rider has a fairly straight back. It's typical of the 1940s/1950s.
