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shire horse
noun
- a large heavy breed of carthorse with long hair on the fetlocks Often shortened toshire
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Word History and Origins
Origin of shire horse1
C19: so called because the breed was originally reared in the Shires. See shire 1
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Example Sentences
A pair of orphaned racehorse foals have been adopted by a shire horse in Devon.
From BBC
Buckingham Palace said the teddies had been collected with the help of shire horses and almost 200 volunteers - and were being "well looked after".
From BBC
A baseball cap was a take on a horse-riding helmet alongside a flared pant with a fringed hem cleverly resembling a shire horse’s leg.
From Seattle Times
Previously, they worked with bigger and calmer shire horses.
From BBC
My father supervised the funeral services and there were gravediggers, grasscutters and a shire horse.
From The Guardian
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