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Meanings of pony in English
Usage of pony in English
1
The pony set off jauntily and we soon left the settlement behind.
2
That pony offer made by the magic voice box sounded pretty good.'
3
The stranger paused in the act of unhobbling the one remaining pony.
4
In the descent to the cañon the pony began to stumble badly.
5
She wandered in the gardens, and drove her pony-chair in forest glades.
6
The man in the sheep-skin-chaps clubbed his rifle at the galloping pony.
7
The pony shook its head and rattled the bits in its mouth.
8
At their places in the procession Mrs. Wainwright and the little pony.
9
He can take the pony and ride the distance in twelve hours.
10
She was on the back of a wild pony in the forest.
11
A boy in a field heard the pony coming along the road.
12
The pony moved slowly and sullenly; but its rider felt no impatience.
13
Disdaining answer, she walked in front of the pony down the trail.
14
Do you believe Blige will be forced to pony up the cash?
15
My mount was a California roan pony, the fastest in the stables.
16
The tracks of the Indian girl's pony were plain in the sand.
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Pony through the time
Pony across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Australia
Less common
Ireland
Less common
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