stirrup iron (Meaning)
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stirrup iron (n)
support consisting of metal loops into which rider's feet go
Synonyms & Antonyms of stirrup iron
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stirrup iron Sentence Examples
- The knight checked the saddle and ensured the stirrup irons were securely attached.
- As the horse galloped forward, the rider's foot slipped out of the stirrup iron, causing them to fall.
- The blacksmith forged delicate iron stirrups for the noble's prized steed.
- The stirrup irons gleamed in the sunlight as the cavalry charged.
- The rider adjusted the length of the stirrups to find the optimal position for their ankles.
- The stirrup iron became entangled in the roots of a tree, causing the rider to be dragged.
- The museum displayed a collection of antique stirrup irons, showcasing the evolution of equestrian equipment.
- The hunter leaned back in his saddle, his feet resting comfortably in the stirrup irons.
- The stirrup iron snapped mid-ride, sending the rider crashing to the ground.
- The cowboy tightened the leather straps connecting the stirrup irons to the saddle.
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support consisting of metal loops into which rider's feet go
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The knight checked the saddle and ensured the stirrup irons were securely attached.
As the horse galloped forward, the rider's foot slipped out of the stirrup iron, causing them to fall.
The blacksmith forged delicate iron stirrups for the noble's prized steed.
The stirrup irons gleamed in the sunlight as the cavalry charged.
