galloper

The word “galloper” has 3 syllables: gal-lo-per

It's pronounced as /ˈɡæləpər/


What is synonym and antonym for galloper?

In the thesaurus, “galloper” has 14 synonyms.

Here are synonyms for galloper along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for galloper

Example Sentences

  • The galloper raced ahead, leaving behind a trail of dust.
  • As a seasoned galloper, he knew the importance of pacing his horse during long rides.
  • The wild stallion proved to be a swift and agile galloper.
  • The cavalry officer admired the strength and endurance of his trusted galloper.
  • She watched the graceful movements of the galloper as it traversed the countryside.

On this page you'll find 14 synonyms or another words to galloper, such as: chestnut, colt, filly, gelding, mare, mount, packhorse.

Make sure to choose synonyms and antonyms that are appropriate for the context of the sentence.

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  • four-in-hand
  • galloper
  • gelding
  • gig
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  • victoria
  • vulgarize
  • warhorse
  • wear out
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  • weary
  • wearying
  • well-worn
  • workhorse

hackneys

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  • bays
  • blacks
  • bores
  • bronchos
  • broncos
  • broughams
  • buckboards
  • buckskins
  • buggies
  • cabriolets
  • cabs
  • calashes
  • caleches
  • caroches
  • carriages
  • carryalls
  • chaises
  • chargers
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  • chestnuts
  • coaches
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  • cobs
  • colts
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  • coursers
  • cow ponies
  • curricles
  • cutting horses
  • depletes
  • diligences
  • dobbins
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  • droshkies
  • droskies
  • duns
  • equids
  • equines
  • equipages
  • exhausts
  • fillies
  • foals
  • four-in-hands
  • gallopers
  • geldings
  • gigs
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  • pintoes
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  • steeds
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  • tires
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  • traps
  • troikas
  • trotters
  • turnouts
  • victorias
  • vulgarizes
  • warhorses
  • wears out
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jade

  • baggage
  • bay
  • bedraggle
  • black
  • bore
  • bronco
  • buckskin
  • burn out
  • charger
  • chestnut
  • cob
  • colt
  • conk out
  • coquet
  • coquette
  • courser
  • cow pony
  • cutting horse
  • debilitate
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  • deplete
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  • discourage
  • dishearten
  • dispirit
  • do in
  • dobbin
  • drain
  • droop
  • drop
  • dun
  • enervate
  • enfeeble
  • equid
  • equine
  • exhaust
  • fag
  • fatigue
  • filly
  • fizzle
  • flag
  • flirt
  • flirter
  • floozy
  • foal
  • galloper
  • gelding
  • hack
  • hackney
  • harlot
  • hooker
  • hussy
  • knock out
  • languish
  • mare
  • mount
  • mustang
  • nag
  • overtire
  • packhorse
  • pall
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  • peter out
  • pinto
  • plug
  • pony
  • poop
  • poop out
  • prancer
  • prostitute
  • prostrate
  • put to sleep
  • quarter horse
  • racehorse
  • roan
  • saddle horse
  • sag
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  • skate
  • skewbald
  • slattern
  • sorrel
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  • stallion
  • steed
  • succumb
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  • tire
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  • tucker
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  • wanton
  • warhorse
  • wash out
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  • wear
  • wear down
  • wear out
  • weary
  • wench
  • whore
  • workhorse

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