colt
kəʊlt
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Definition of colt - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
learninginexperienced or novice person
  • He's just a colt in the business world.
beginner novice rookie
2.
horse breedingTECH.young male horse under four years oldTECH.
  • The colt galloped across the field.
foal yearling

Verb

1.
playfulnessintr.frisk or frolic like a young horseintr.
  • The children colted around the garden.
cavort frolic gambol
2.
initiationtr.DatedUShaze a new recruit with prankstr.DatedUS
  • They colted the new member with silly tasks.
inaugurate induct initiate
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Images of colt

  • colt: young male horse under four years old
    young male horse under four years old
  • colt: young camel or donkey
    young camel or donkey
  • colt: short rope used for punishment
    short rope used for punishment

Expressions with colt

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desire for youthful pleasures
Even in his old age, he had a colt's tooth.

Origin of colt

Old English, colt (young horse)

Terms with colt included in their meaning

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animal
young equine under four years, commonly called colt
ACPacr.
acr: Automatic Colt Pistol
type of gun cartridge used in some pistols
veterinary
colt with one or both testicles not descended

Examples of colt in a sentence

  • As a colt, she made many mistakes.
  • The colt was sold at the auction.
  • A young colt trotted beside its mother.
  • The colt played in the field all day.
  • Farmers often keep colts in separate enclosures.
  • The captain ordered the colt for the disobedient crew member.

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  1. French:bleu, s'ébattre, ...
  2. German:Neuling, tollen, ...
  3. Italian:novellino, saltellare, ...
  4. Spanish:novato, retozar, ...
  5. Portuguese:novato, brincar, ...
  6. Chinese:新手, 嬉戏, ...
  7. Japanese:ひよっこ, 跳ね回る, ...
  8. Arabic:مبتدئ, مَرِحَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:טִירוֹן, לְהִשְׁתּוֹבֵב, ...
  10. Russian:новичок, резвиться, ...
  11. Ukrainian:новачок, грайливо бігати, ...
  12. Hindi:नौसिखिया, उछलना, ...

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