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Meanings of galloper in English
Amusement ride consisting of a rotating circular platform with seats for riders.
Synonyms
Examples for "jumper"
Examples for "jumper"
1
North Carolina forward J.P. Tokoto missed a jumper with seven seconds left.
2
Rose missed badly on a jumper during the final second of regulation.
3
Collison's jumper 15 seconds later provided the last points of the half.
4
Work too near the gas burner in your new sparkly Christmas jumper.
5
Maten followed with a jumper to give Georgia the lead for good.
1
Which was precisely his point, he supposed, in a long, roundabout way.
2
It seemed a mighty roundabout and dicey way to handle the problem.
3
MPs laughed as Cameron replied: You could say, in a roundabout way.
4
Sir, - The Leopardstown Road roundabout is an accident waiting to happen.
5
In a roundabout way I met the fellow who had the papers.
1
She had only minutes to get across the river to the carousel.
2
The next carousel screen showed seven images of Abulurd at varying ages.
3
The baggage carousel sounds a lot more fun than it actually is.
4
The trainee quickly pulled her luggage from the carousel to the doors.
5
It's a nice feeling, though, like being on a really slow carousel.
1
The merry-go-round of government formation could finally be coming to a halt.
2
Today I return to the merry-go-round of nutritional advice on healthy eating.
3
He is lost in a merry-go-round of universes, each different and strange.
4
The problem is with the boy and the girl on the merry-go-round.
5
In the distance he could still hear the music of the merry-go-round.
1
Be the father of all flying horses, roared Aslan in a voice that shook the ground.
2
Then, in a flash and thunder of flying horses, we swept like tawny lightning down the Pincian.
3
Soon the pike was an irregular procession of barebacked riders, wildly driving flying horses toward the swamp.
4
The jolting, swinging coach bounced and jounced the unhappy passengers as the reckless driver lashed the flying horses.
5
The band struck up a lively air, and the vast assemblage watched with excited eyes the flying horses.
Usage of galloper in English
1
A month later the headstrong galloper won by 15 lengths at Punchestown.
2
Clever Missile is a lightly-raced galloper from the astute Brett Thompson stable.
3
Peters believes New Zealand galloper Kawi should be top nod ahead.
4
The Waller-trained galloper has been costly to follow but also unlucky numerous times.
5
Azcannyas is a highly consistent galloper evidenced by his two last start seconds.
6
CASTELVECCHIO The lone 3YO galloper in the field has had an interesting preparation.
7
Step up to 1600m will be ideal for the this lightly raced galloper.
8
He is a very talented galloper with a strong finishing sprint.
9
This would suggest the Darrer Weir-trained galloper might continue to improve over more ground.
10
VARIATION Lightly raced local consistent galloper facing his toughest test.
11
HARLEM Harlem is an enigmatic galloper who seems to produce his best at Flemington.
12
No horse held more money than the Anthony Freedman galloper.
13
ULMANN Darren Weir-trained galloper who has been set for this.
14
Inference won the Randwick Guineas in the autumn and he is a top-class galloper.
15
MR SNEAKY (3) is drawn well and is a smart galloper.
16
And I saw my stout galloper Roland at last
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