neighing (Meaning)

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neighing (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Neigh

No strong syonyms found.

The horses were neighing loudly, their powerful voices echoing through the meadow.
As the riders approached, the horses greeted them with their distinctive neighing.
The high-pitched neighing of the foals carried across the pasture, calling out to their mothers.
The farmer's keen ears could pick out the different neighs of his horses, each with its own unique pitch and tone.
The stallion stood tall and proud, his neighing a thunderous challenge to any challengers.
The children giggled as they listened to the horses neighing and stomping their hooves.
The sound of neighing horses filled the air as the equestrian competition began.
The neighing of the horses grew louder as they approached the finish line, urging each other on.
In the quiet of the evening, the gentle neighing of the horses created a calming and peaceful atmosphere.
The neighing of the horses seemed to carry a message, one that spoke of freedom and the joy of running wild.

of Neigh

nickering,whinnying,,whickering

No antonyms found.

The horses were neighing loudly, their powerful voices echoing through the meadow.

As the riders approached, the horses greeted them with their distinctive neighing.

The high-pitched neighing of the foals carried across the pasture, calling out to their mothers.

The farmer's keen ears could pick out the different neighs of his horses, each with its own unique pitch and tone.