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Meanings of bridle in English
Usage of bridle in English
1
I foraged about and found the side-saddle and bridle in the harness-room.
2
The horse soon reached us; we caught the bridle and held him.
3
The next I was out and the bridle was in my hand.
4
Two of the guards stepped forward in silence and took the bridle.
5
He went off in the darkness, towing the present by the bridle.
6
To exchange the bridle to the new mount was also comparatively simple.
7
It is a base mind which always requires the bit and bridle.
8
The horse was there in the yard, but without saddle or bridle.
9
They came galloping up; and, drawing bridle, sat silent in their saddles.
10
He grasped the bridle reins of his horse in his left hand.
11
The saddle on the mare was silver, and so was the bridle.
12
There was not a saddle or a bridle in the whole party.
13
This animal the robbers divested of saddle and bridle and set free.
14
He caught her bridle-rein and held it to steady the impatient animal.
15
It's as if the bridle simply fell apart, but why on earth-
16
One night in Cuba they had crossed a mountain by a bridle-path.
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Bridle through the time
Bridle across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common