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cheek strap
noun
- (of a bridle) one of two straps passing over the cheeks of the horse and connecting the crown piece with the bit or noseband.
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He caught the cheek strap of the bridle, and motioned us away as we would have helped him at the horse's head.
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Grasping the cheek strap of the little horse's bridle, Marta began to lead him slowly around and around.
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The nose and cheek strap worn by the woman and the trail-wrappings about her head allowed only a pair of black eyes to be seen.
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He fastened the cheek-strap very carefully, and got all the pieces of harness on and buckled.
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Banion caught at a cheek strap as he saw Woodhull's act, and the horse was the safer for an instant.
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