hackneys

The word “hackneys” has 2 syllables: hack-neys

It's pronounced as /ˈhækniːz/


What is synonym and antonym for hackneys?

In the thesaurus, “hackneys” has 103 synonyms.

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


Synonyms for hackneys

  • barouches
  • bays
  • blacks
  • bores
  • bronchos
  • broncos
  • broughams
  • buckboards
  • buckskins
  • buggies
  • cabriolets
  • cabs
  • calashes
  • caleches
  • caroches
  • carriages
  • carryalls
  • chaises
  • chargers
  • chariots
  • chestnuts
  • coaches
  • coarsens
  • cobs
  • colts
  • coupes
  • coursers
  • cow ponies
  • curricles
  • cutting horses
  • depletes
  • diligences
  • dobbins
  • dogcarts
  • droshkies
  • droskies
  • duns
  • equids
  • equines
  • equipages
  • exhausts
  • fillies
  • foals
  • four-in-hands
  • gallopers
  • geldings
  • gigs
  • go-carts
  • hacks
  • hansom cabs
  • hansoms
  • horse
  • horses
  • jades
  • jaunting cars
  • landaus
  • mares
  • mounts
  • mustangs
  • nags
  • overdoes
  • overexposes
  • overuses
  • packhorses
  • palominos
  • phaetons
  • pintoes
  • pintos
  • plugs
  • ponies
  • popularizes
  • post chaises
  • prancers
  • quarter horses
  • racehorses
  • rigs
  • roadsters
  • roans
  • rockaways
  • saddle horses
  • skates
  • skewbalds
  • sorrels
  • stagecoaches
  • stages
  • stallions
  • stanhopes
  • steeds
  • stereotypes
  • surreys
  • tandems
  • tilburies
  • tires
  • tongas
  • traps
  • troikas
  • trotters
  • turnouts
  • victorias
  • vulgarizes
  • warhorses
  • wears out
  • workhorses

Meanings of hackneys

  • noun
    1. An ordinary horse.
    2. A carriage for hire or a cab.
    3. A horse used to ride or drive.
    4. A breed of English horse.
    5. A hired drudge; a hireling; a prostitute.
  • verb
    1. To make uninteresting or trite by frequent use.
    2. To use as a hackney.
    3. To carry in a hackney coach.

Example Sentences

  • The city streets were lined with rows of traditional hackneys, ready to transport passengers.
  • Tourists often opted for the charm of horse-drawn hackneys to explore historic neighborhoods.
  • The bustling market square featured a stand offering guided tours on elegant hackneys.
  • Local guides proudly showcased the historical landmarks while driving their vintage hackneys.
  • The quaint village had a fleet of well-maintained hackneys for visitors to experience a leisurely ride.

On this page you'll find 103 synonyms or another words to hackneys, such as: barouches, bays, blacks, bores, bronchos, broncos, broughams.

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

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  • barouches
  • broughams
  • buckboards
  • buggies
  • cabs
  • calashes
  • caleches
  • caroches
  • carriages
  • carryalls
  • chaises
  • chariots
  • coaches
  • coupes
  • curricles
  • diligences
  • dogcarts
  • droshkies
  • droskies
  • equipages
  • four-in-hands
  • gigs
  • go-carts
  • hackney coaches
  • hackneys
  • hansom cabs
  • hansoms
  • jaunting cars
  • landaus
  • phaetons
  • post chaises
  • rigs
  • roadsters
  • rockaways
  • stagecoaches
  • stages
  • stanhopes
  • surreys
  • tandems
  • tilburies
  • tongas
  • traps
  • troikas
  • turnouts
  • victorias

cabs

hacks

  • KOs
  • abides
  • absorbs
  • accepts
  • acquiesces
  • addresses
  • allows
  • amateurs
  • bangs
  • bashes
  • bastinades
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  • bats
  • batterings
  • bears
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  • beginners
  • belts
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  • blows
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  • bops
  • boxes
  • brings off
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  • capitulates
  • carries off
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  • chips
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  • claps
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  • comes to grips with
  • commands
  • controls
  • countenances
  • counter-blows
  • counter-strokes
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  • counterpunches
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  • cracks
  • crunchers
  • cuffs
  • dabs
  • directs
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  • endures
  • engineers
  • fields
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  • finesses
  • freshmen
  • gets off
  • gharries
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  • greenhorns
  • grooves
  • guides
  • gypsy cabs
  • hackers
  • hackneys
  • handles
  • hands
  • has a grip on
  • haymakers
  • hits
  • hooks
  • indentations
  • indents
  • indentures
  • inexperts
  • jacklegs
  • jitneys
  • jockeys
  • joggles
  • kayos
  • kerfs
  • kicks
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  • knees
  • knockdowns
  • knockouts
  • knocks
  • larrups
  • lashes
  • learners
  • lefts
  • lickings
  • licks
  • limousines
  • lives with
  • manages
  • maneuvers
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  • meets
  • micromanages
  • negotiates
  • neophytes
  • newcomers
  • nicks
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  • notches
  • novices
  • one-twos
  • pastings
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  • permits
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  • plays
  • plumps
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  • pounds
  • pulls
  • punches
  • rabbit punches
  • raps
  • regulates
  • respects
  • rickshas
  • rickshaws
  • right-handers
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  • rookies
  • roundhouses
  • runs
  • scores
  • shivers
  • sidewinders
  • slams
  • slaps
  • slits
  • slots
  • slugs
  • smacks
  • smashes
  • snips
  • socks
  • spanks
  • stands
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  • steers
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  • stomachs
  • stripes
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  • sucker punches
  • suffers
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  • taxicabs
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  • tenderfeet
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  • thrashings
  • thuds
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  • tolerates
  • toughs it out
  • treats
  • triflers
  • tyros
  • undercuts
  • uppercuts
  • wallopings
  • wallops
  • water taxis
  • wears
  • welts
  • whacks
  • whams
  • whaps
  • whippings
  • whips
  • whops

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