trot

trot the hills and valleys

The trot is a pace of the horse.

I've been on the trot all day.

everyone trots out the old excuse.

I may trot round to Portobello market for vegetables.

He pricked his ears and listened to the trit-trot,trit-trot of a pony.

you might like an early morning trot round the crew deck.

The postillion started at a trot, and the carriage rumbled away.

The natural paces of the horse include the walk, the trot and the gallop.

And also, tea tends to give me the trots.

“A magic beyond all we do here! And now, bedtime. Off you trot! ”

Researchers filmed dressage riders as they trotted using both techniques.

He thinks they are very lazy; they do not trot fast.

By more Spot sightings, see Spot trot.

An anxious-looking little girl trotted at her heels.

This hunter did not shuffle as the old raccoon had done; his gait was a steady trot.

Next to him trotted Cornelius Fudge.

You should trot that out with your new friends.

Oh, come on, trot her on out. She’s fun to watch.