- bridle trail
- noun
see bridle path
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bridle trail or bridle way,= bridle path. (Cf. ↑bridle path)
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bridle trail
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trail — v 1. drag, draw, draw along, haul, hale, pull along; tag along, trawl, tow, tug, lug, train. 2. follow, pursue, trace, hunt, track down. See trace(def. 7). 3. draw out, prolong, stretch out, protract; extend, lengthen, drag on or out, elongate,… … A Note on the Style of the synonym finder
bridle path — noun Date: 1811 a trail suitable for horseback riding … New Collegiate Dictionary
trail — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) n. track, spoor, footprints; tire, etc., tracks; vestige, scent; path, wake; train. v. track, scent; hang; lag, dawdle, crawl, straggle; drag, draw. See slowness, pursuit. II (Roget s IV) n. Syn. trace,… … English dictionary for students
