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hors d'oeuvre
noun (pl hors d'oeuvres ) a savoury appetizer, usually served at the beginning of a meal, to whet the appetite.
[18c: French, literally -out of the work-]
noun (pl hors d'oeuvres ) a savoury appetizer, usually served at the beginning of a meal, to whet the appetite.
[18c: French, literally -out of the work-]
hors de combat Fr
adverb unfit to fight; disabled.
[18c: French, literally -out of the fight-]
adverb unfit to fight; disabled.
[18c: French, literally -out of the fight-]
horse
noun
1 a large hoofed mammal, with a slender head, a long neck, a mane and long legs.
2 an adult male of this species. See also mare1, foal.
3 cavalry.
4 gymnastics a piece of apparatus used for vaulting over, etc.
5 in compounds any of various types of supporting apparatus clothes horse sawhorse .
6 mining a barren area of land interrupting a lode.
7 slang heroin.
verb (horsed , horsing )
1 to mount or put someone on, or as if on, a horse.
2 to provide with a horse.
3 intr to climb or travel on horseback.
[Anglo-Saxon in the form hors ]
flog a dead horse see under flog.
gift horse see under gift.
high horse see under high.
hold your horses wait a moment; not so fast or hasty.
horse of a different colour a person or matter of a different kind Most of her friends are quiet, but he's a horse of a different colour .
horses for courses a phrase literally indicating that a racehorse will perform best on a racecourse particularly suited to it, but applied figuratively to people.
put the cart before the horse see under cart.
straight from the horse's mouth directly from a well-informed and reliable source.
willing horse a willing and obliging worker.
horse about or around colloq to fool about.
noun
1 a large hoofed mammal, with a slender head, a long neck, a mane and long legs.
2 an adult male of this species. See also mare1, foal.
3 cavalry.
4 gymnastics a piece of apparatus used for vaulting over, etc.
5 in compounds any of various types of supporting apparatus clothes horse sawhorse .
6 mining a barren area of land interrupting a lode.
7 slang heroin.
verb (horsed , horsing )
1 to mount or put someone on, or as if on, a horse.
2 to provide with a horse.
3 intr to climb or travel on horseback.
[Anglo-Saxon in the form hors ]
flog a dead horse see under flog.
gift horse see under gift.
high horse see under high.
hold your horses wait a moment; not so fast or hasty.
horse of a different colour a person or matter of a different kind Most of her friends are quiet, but he's a horse of a different colour .
horses for courses a phrase literally indicating that a racehorse will perform best on a racecourse particularly suited to it, but applied figuratively to people.
put the cart before the horse see under cart.
straight from the horse's mouth directly from a well-informed and reliable source.
willing horse a willing and obliging worker.
horse about or around colloq to fool about.
horse block
noun a block or stage, often made from stone or wood, used for mounting and dismounting horses.
noun a block or stage, often made from stone or wood, used for mounting and dismounting horses.
horse brass
noun a brass ornament, originally used to decorate the harness of a horse.
noun a brass ornament, originally used to decorate the harness of a horse.
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