caracoled (Meaning)

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caracoled (imp. & p. p.)

of Caracole

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The stallion caracoled gracefully across the paddock, demonstrating its agility and strength.
As the music played, the horses caracoled in perfect synchronization during the dressage performance.
The cavalry unit caracoled around the field, showcasing their skill and precision in formation riding.
During the parade, the horses caracoled proudly, adorned with colorful plumes and ribbons.
The equestrian team practiced tirelessly, ensuring their horses could caracole with grace and ease.
Riders cheered as their horses caracoled elegantly around the arena, executing each movement flawlessly.
The stallion's mane flowed as it caracoled across the meadow, a majestic sight to behold.
The circus performer wowed the audience as they caracoled atop the back of a galloping horse.
In the ballet, dancers portrayed horses as they caracoled across the stage with fluid movements.
The medieval knights demonstrated their horsemanship skills as they caracoled in mock battles during the tournament.

of Caracole

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The stallion caracoled gracefully across the paddock, demonstrating its agility and strength.

As the music played, the horses caracoled in perfect synchronization during the dressage performance.

The cavalry unit caracoled around the field, showcasing their skill and precision in formation riding.

During the parade, the horses caracoled proudly, adorned with colorful plumes and ribbons.