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Meanings of horse-like in English

Horselike.

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Examples for "horselike"
1
He had a horselike face and a patch of peroxide blonde hair.
A killing night
2
Their lower haunches were horselike, while torso and head were that of man.
The Tarn of Eternity
3
He was mean-appearing, with a horselike head, his mustache twisted into a savage curl.
Visionaries
4
First Voice leaned back again with a horselike nod.
Fire With Fire
5
Lola made an impolite, horselike kind of sound.
The well and the mine
Usage of horse-like in English
1
The first horse-like creatures were probably striped in much the same way.
The Tree-Dwellers
2
Herds of horse-like animals fed on the rich herbage of the meadows.
The Prehistoric World; Or, Vanished Races
3
These horse-like creatures lived on marshes and in swamps bordering streams and lakes.
The Tree-Dwellers
4
And as a result, a lot of people think they have huge, horse-like teeth.
The Guardian
5
Long before the Tree-dwellers lived there were horse-like creatures the size of a fox.
The Tree-Dwellers
6
He will pay!' Mrs. Cutter avouched, nodding her horse-like head and rolling her eyes.
My Antonia
7
Her mouth and teeth protruded, horse-like, from her face.
Audrey's door
8
The weaker the ass, the larger, the stronger, and the shorter-lived and more horse-like the mule.
The Physical Life of Woman: Advice to the Maiden, Wife and Mothe...
9
Then Miss MacDaid came in, and in her tired horse-like face he discovered the same light of victory.
The Rains Came
10
It was a black horse-like Aileron's.
The wandering fire
11
You wanted me to be a more horse-like horse, so I am doing my best, sir... neigh, whinny, whinny.'
Raising Steam
12
Filch slapped a hand over his eyes and drew it wearily down, making his already long face positively horse-like.
James Potter and the Morrigan Web
13
A small, horse-like creature and a young man with a television camera in place of a head came running up.
Abducted to Oz
14
Herds of horse-like animals, one scarcely distinguishable from our common horse, grazed in the valleys, along with several species of deer.
The Prehistoric World; Or, Vanished Races
15
He had a sense of dark and malicious humour, a long horse-like face, with little beady eyes and a huge frame.
Northern Lights, Volume 4.
16
Its face was long, vaguely horse-like, topped by a pair of pointy ears and tailed by two moustachios that trailed on to the floor.
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