cayuse (Meaning)
Wordnet
cayuse (n)
a small native range horse
Webster
cayuse (n.)
An Indian pony.
Synonyms & Antonyms of cayuse
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cayuse Sentence Examples
- The cowboy rode his trusty cayuse across the rugged terrain of the western plains.
- Despite its small size, the cayuse proved to be a sturdy mount, carrying its rider through harsh conditions.
- The tribe relied on their fleet-footed cayuses to traverse long distances in search of grazing land.
- The rancher selected a spirited cayuse from the herd to train as a working horse.
- With its swift pace and nimble movements, the cayuse was ideal for herding cattle on the open range.
- The cayuse's sleek coat gleamed in the sunlight as it galloped across the meadow.
- The young rider formed a strong bond with her cayuse, spending countless hours grooming and riding together.
- The wrangler rounded up the cayuses for the day's ride into the mountains.
- Despite its wild nature, the cayuse responded well to gentle handling and training.
- The Native American tribes prized their cayuses for their endurance and agility in hunting and warfare.
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a small native range horseAn Indian pony.
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The cowboy rode his trusty cayuse across the rugged terrain of the western plains.
Despite its small size, the cayuse proved to be a sturdy mount, carrying its rider through harsh conditions.
The tribe relied on their fleet-footed cayuses to traverse long distances in search of grazing land.
The rancher selected a spirited cayuse from the herd to train as a working horse.
