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bridle

noun as in restraining device

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Though he bridled against the genteel expectations of his upbringing, he was popular and effortlessly debonair.

When Edith-Anne announced that Rainbow needed a “new bridle and bit,” Penelope could have sworn it said “medicinal tar pit.”

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Behind the restaurant he found the dirt bridle path.

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One can surmise that this political shortsightedness also makes him bridle at believing that Trumpism is fascist, or that conservatism can morph into fascism.

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The handlers on the ground let go of the bridles and the cows suddenly shoot forward.

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