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What verbs can you use for a horse?

Here are some verbs you can use for a horse, categorized by action:

Movement:

* Run: galloping, cantering, trotting, pacing,

* Walk: strolling, ambling,

* Jump: leap, clear, hurdle,

* Stand: pose, graze, rest,

* Lie: sleep, relax, snooze,

* Kick: rear, strike, lash out,

* Buck: jump, thrash, throw,

* Neigh: whinny, call, snort,

* Sniff: smell, investigate,

Human Interaction:

* Train: teach, break, discipline,

* Ride: mount, guide, control,

* Groom: brush, clean, wash,

* Feed: graze, eat,

* Lead: guide, walk, steer,

* Catch: approach, secure, halter,

General:

* Graze: eat, forage, nibble,

* Rest: relax, sleep, doze,

* Look: gaze, stare, watch,

* Play: frolic, run, roll,

* Fight: kick, bite, charge,

* Escape: run, break free, bolt,

More Descriptive:

* Prance: strut, swagger,

* Charge: rush, bolt, attack,

* Stumble: trip, falter,

* Gallop: race, speed,

* Scamper: run, skip,

* Twitch: fidget, shake,

Remember to consider the context of the sentence and the specific breed and temperament of the horse when choosing a verb.

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