quirt Synonyms
quirt Meaning
Wordnet
quirt (n)
whip with a leather thong at the end
Webster
quirt (n.)
A rawhide whip plaited with two thongs of buffalo hide.
quirt Sentence Examples
- The cowboy brandished his leather quirt to guide the recalcitrant horse.
- The trainer's quirt served as a gentle reminder to the young show horse.
- The quirt's sharp sting cut through the air, urging the unruly dog to obedience.
- The shepherd used the quirt to keep the stray sheep away from the garden.
- The horse's flanks bore the marks of the quirt, a testament to its trainer's discipline.
- The quirt became a symbol of authority and dominance in the hands of the frontiersman.
- With a deft twist of the wrist, the rider used the quirt to steer the horse through the obstacle course.
- The quirt's flexible shaft allowed the trainer to deliver precise strokes with minimal effort.
- The quirt was an indispensable tool for horse trainers, herders, and other equestrians.
- The rhythmic sound of the quirt against the horse's flank became a familiar melody in the dusty plains.
FAQs About the word quirt
whip with a leather thong at the endA rawhide whip plaited with two thongs of buffalo hide.
strap, rattan, flogger, knout, whip, hickory, blacksnake, rawhide, crop, birch
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The cowboy brandished his leather quirt to guide the recalcitrant horse.
The trainer's quirt served as a gentle reminder to the young show horse.
The quirt's sharp sting cut through the air, urging the unruly dog to obedience.
The shepherd used the quirt to keep the stray sheep away from the garden.
