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Meanings of stallion in English
Usage of stallion in English
1
The leader is a dark-brown stallion; the mares are lighter in colour.
2
The stallion is the most common source of infectious abortion in mares.
3
The stallion was restless and fiery-eyed; the bull sent forth a bellow.
4
The young stallion always came with his dam when Ayla called Whinney.
5
And the flat of his hand slapped the stallion on the flank.
6
Hare watched the stallion with sheer fascination; He ran seemingly without effort.
7
They saw Barry bend low; they saw the stallion increase its pace.
8
The white stallion plunged back, and his band closed in behind him.
9
It takes about six years for a stallion to complete the schooling.
10
The mighty stallion stood on the Hisi mountain, breathing fire and smoke.
11
Chella Gloyal stood in the box, abreast of her fine gray stallion.
12
Then a hill rose behind the stallion and shut off his view.
13
I use that sound to call the horse, this one, the stallion.
14
The stallion stared at him for a moment in curiosity, ears forward.
15
He started under that reproof like a fiery stallion under the spur.
16
Now he trotted ahead, and the stallion broke into a gallop behind.
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Stallion through the time
Stallion across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common