ostler (Meaning)
Wordnet
ostler (n)
someone employed in a stable to take care of the horses
Webster
ostler (n.)
See Hostler.
Synonyms & Antonyms of ostler
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ostler Sentence Examples
- The ostler swiftly groomed and saddled the horses for the departing riders.
- The ostler's quarters were humble, tucked away in the back of the inn's stables.
- The ostler had a keen eye for details, noticing even the slightest flaw in the horses' harnesses.
- In medieval times, ostlers were essential members of any household with horses.
- The ostler's knowledge of horses and their care was invaluable to both travelers and local gentry.
- The ostler's profession required a combination of physical strength and gentle handling skills.
- The ostler's earnings were modest, but he took pride in his work and the well-being of the animals under his care.
- The ostler's assistants were often young boys eager to learn the trade.
- The ostler's reputation was built on his reliability and the health of the horses entrusted to him.
- The ostler's presence at inns and coaching stops ensured the comfort and safety of equine travelers.
FAQs About the word ostler
someone employed in a stable to take care of the horsesSee Hostler.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The ostler swiftly groomed and saddled the horses for the departing riders.
The ostler's quarters were humble, tucked away in the back of the inn's stables.
The ostler had a keen eye for details, noticing even the slightest flaw in the horses' harnesses.
In medieval times, ostlers were essential members of any household with horses.
