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snaffle

[snaf-uhl] / ˈsnæf əl /
NOUN
bit
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And Nosser continues her work with show horses, going to several competitions every year, like the World Champion Palomino competition, the Dixie Nationals and the National Snaffle and Bit Association championships.

From Washington Times • May 13, 2018

On the following morning the card of Captain Snaffle was handed to her, but she excused herself from appearing on the plea of indisposition.

From Vellenaux A Novel by Forrest, E. W. (Edmund William)

"Well?" demanded Snaffle, to whom the jest seemed not in the least distasteful.

From The Philistines by Bates, Arlo

Astute troop commanders, like Snaffle, saved themselves many a deserved wigging by judicious use of blarney.

From Lanier of the Cavalry or, A Week's Arrest by King, Charles

Mrs. Snaffle, when self-controlled, discreetly shunned such vowels as betrayed her origin, a totally useless precaution, since all men knew it and liked her none the less.

From Lanier of the Cavalry or, A Week's Arrest by King, Charles



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