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Meanings of
one-horse
in English
Small and remote and insignificant.
poky
pokey
jerkwater
Related terms
provincial
Synonyms
Examples for "
poky
"
poky
pokey
jerkwater
Examples for "
poky
"
1
She seems to have gone to live in a very
poky
place.
2
And it was in that
poky
,
cage-like den he breathed his last.
3
There is nothing at all to do, but to take
poky
walks.
4
I'd rather have any ugly,
poky
old den that was next door.
5
Says they 're wofully old-fashioned and
poky
,
-
look
like
Canadians and poor folks.
1
Reality: Your accommodation is too
pokey
to accommodate even a small, portable braai.
2
Yes, a few mostly in
pokey
places, yet they are useful.
3
There's a distinctly hokey
pokey
look to this photograph from 1988.
4
A kiwi, a silver fern, a scoop of hokey
pokey
ice-cream, Lion Brown.
5
How could you have lived in that
pokey
place so long?
1
I wondered why a sexy high-top like you would work this
jerkwater
!
2
Not Moe or anybody else in this
jerkwater
town.
3
Somebody had found the damned thing, and now they knew they had me pinned down in this
jerkwater
town.
4
He'd make more dough if he owned the local garage and dealer franchise for one of the automobile companies in some
jerkwater
town.
5
Compared to this Vegas was nothing more than its origin: a small
jerkwater
nothing of a place hunkering at the edge of the desert.
Usage of
one-horse
in English
1
The second cab followed the
one-horse
coupe in which Muller was seated.
2
Living in a
one
-
horse
town is great, if you own the horse.
3
Just another
one
-
horse
town where they roll up the sidewalks at nine.
4
On Finchley Common the traveller met a clergyman driving a
one-horse
chaise.
5
On Monday we packed a
one-horse
van with what we deemed essential.
6
Bells jingled violently, and a
one-horse
sledge passed Maciek like a whirlwind.
7
We encountered a great deal of merchandise, carried invariably upon,
one
-
horse
sleds.
8
The same evening Lady Bernard's shabby
one-horse
-
brougham
stopped at Mr. Morley's door.
9
We took our places behind them in split-bottom chairs in the
one-horse
wagon.
10
We're goin' back to that
one
-
horse
town and get ready for that hearing.
11
Almost daily they made delightful trips in a
one-horse
carriage into the suburbs.
12
The
one-horse
tram on F Street to the Capitol was ample for traffic.
13
It is good to have some little
one
-
horse
teams for the light jobs.
14
Presently a
one-horse
trap appeared at a curve of the road.
15
On the contrary, it is more easy than a
one-horse
chaise.
16
It's dead and narrow and
one-horse
and the people are boneheads.
Other examples for "one-horse"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
About this term
one-horse
Adjective
Frequent collocations
one-horse wagon
one-horse chaise
one-horse carriage
one-horse town
one-horse cab
More collocations
One-horse
through the time
One-horse
across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common