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🔔🔔 RINGING BELL RINGING BELL 🔔🔔

🌪️🌪️ DON'T WHIRLING TO CLOSE 🌪️🌪️

📢📢 NOISY SOUND NOISY SOUND 📢📢

👃👃 DON'T HEAR THE word NOSE  👃👃

☁️☁️ SNOWY CLOUD SNOWY CLOUD  ☁️☁️

🌧️🌧️ DON'T RAIN TO CLOSE 🌧️🌧️

💧💧 SORBET DROP SORBET DROP  💧💧

☔☔ DON'T WET THE NOSE ☔☔

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🎉HAPPY NEW YEAR💥

                             💥  WELCOME -  2024 🎉

I AM NO BODY ! WHO ARE YOU ?

       ARE YOU NO BODY TOO

THEN THERE IS A PAIR OF US !

      DON' T TELL ! THEY HAD              BANISH YOU KNOW ! 

    HOW DREARY TO BE SOME BODY

      HOW PUBLIC -  LIKE A FROG 🐸

TO TELL ONE'S NAME 

         THE LIVELONG  JUNE

TO AND ADMIRING BOG !

                          BY " EMILY DICKINSON "

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I admire the elegance of your method of computation; it must be nice to ride through these fields upon the horse of true mathematics while the like of us have to make our way laboriously on foot.

— Albert Einstein

🎥 Down to Earth : Massenger 7013 :- Females "one head, two faces" or "ahead two phases" from Males .

🍁Terpsichore Moses of choral singing & dance : daughter of Zeus or Dionysus ?

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THE “IDES” OF MARCH

You may have heard the phrase “beware the Ides of March,” but what is an Ides and what’s there to fear? The Ides is actually a day that comes about every month, not just in March—according to the ancient Roman calendar, at least. The Romans tracked time much differently than we do now, with months divided into groupings of days counted before certain named days: the Kalends at the beginning of the month, the Ides at the middle, and the Nones between them. In a 31-day month such as March, the Kalends was day 1, with days 2–6 being counted as simply “before the Nones.” The Nones fell on day 7, with days 8–14 “before the Ides” and the 15th as the Ides. Afterward the days were counted as “before the Kalends” of the next month. In shorter months these days were shifted accordingly.

You have probably heard of the Ides of March, however, because it is the day Roman statesman Julius Caesar was assassinated. The immortal words “Beware the Ides of March” are uttered in William Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar to the leader by a fortune-teller. Other bad things have happened on March 15, of course, but there’s probably no reason to beware March’s Ides more than the Ides of any other month.                                  ⚠️🔏

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⚠️🔏                    X - MAIL 💌 QUERIES 

Char 👀 ethereal philosophy 

1) Anatomy of  Circulatory system of

           IGUANA 's Head on the eye side 

a = artery, s= skull, v= veins 

                                              V/S 

Anatomy of Circulatory system of

      CROCODILE'S Head on the Tear side

1.1) Many prey and predator animals have naturally retroreflective eyes by having a reflective layer called the Tapetum lucidum behind the retina, since this doubles the light that their retina receives.

The tapetum lucidum, which is iridescent, reflects light roughly on the interference principles of thin-film optics, as seen in other iridescent tissues. However, the tapetum lucidum cells are leucophores, not iridophores. The tapetum lucidum reflects with constructive interference, thus increasing the quantity of light passing through the retina. When a tapetum lucidum is present, its location on the eyeball varies with the placement of the eyeball in the head. Eyeshine is a visible effect of the tapetum lucidum. When light shines into the eye of an animal having a tapetum lucidum, the pupil appears to glow.  However, since eyeshine is a type of iridescence, the color varies with the angle at which it is seen and the minerals which make up the reflective tapetum lucidum crystals. Individuals with heterochromia may display red eyeshine in the blue eye and other-colored eyeshine in the other eye. Although human eyes lack a tapetum lucidum, they still exhibit a weak reflection from the choroid, as can be seen in photography with the red-eye effect and with near-infrared eyeshine. Another effect in humans and other animals that may resemble eyeshine is leukocoria, which is a white shine indicative of abnormalities such as cataracts and cancers.

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2)  SHINER percussion for parvenu 

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🔵  Basal PLACENTAtion  :  Walter Donaldson

                                         🦆 Disney Donald Duck 🦆 

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3) 1st AID , Nursery failed 

I'll built a Eskimo House for law of averages that lay up the law by placing ✔️ alphabet with strength (small / capital) at the. ✔️ Place -

              __ g __ oo .                        { AI / IE }

 Answer : c bottom ile'm perverted genesis. 

🍁 AI :- Abbreviations 

👉 Absolute Identity ≈ Systematically Ambiguous

👉  Artificial Intelligence ≈ Virtual Reality 

🍁  IE   :-  Abbreviations

🤜  IE ≈ i.e.=  id est, ie

🤜  IE = Internet Explorer 

4) He_art break parity di___fan__ .

TAENIA 1ST footer address lazy ( 👀 w/ lay by) creature to whom coccyx provide current I shock impulses to awake for awareness of conscience but she got dazziness from xiphoid process to blackens itself in fits and starts fit to bust in the ethereal coolness of alae vomeris that sufficient to loose inner consciousness by pressing lax pre c-4 nerve to , and X nerve (optic chiasma) colour blimey at inferior of hypothalamus paroxysmly.

Ans : Igl👀

                             By Osteo-dextrose

                                   WISHAL JAIN

  Hydr'o'xy'gen'   ;    w'✔️ ETHIX ✔️'s

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QUINTESSENCE 

1) The purest and most concentrated essence of something.

2) The most typical example or representative of a type.

3) (cosmology) the Theory that the dark energy in the universe may be due to a scalar field and evolving with time.

 4) [archaic] The fifth and highest element after Air and Earth and Fire and Water; was believed to be the substance composing all heavenly bodies. = Ether

Watts :They supposd the heavens to be a quintessence, or a fifth sort of body. 

Chauser :- The foure spirits and the bodies seuen. The bodies seuen eek loo hem here anoon, sol gold is, and luna silver, we threpe, Mars yren, mercurie quik silver we clepe.,saturn leed, and jupiter is tyn, and venus copir, by my fader kyn. 

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🍁 Devil - Grass remained green throughout the hot  summer good for twinkle toes.

 🐾   Claw 2  Sink or Swim

🐈‍⬛                   🪽   Fin/Ala  2   Fly or Fall

@# Teamster Mark Antonym :-  General  : Augustus 

🦋 Julie (🐜 / Nephew) :- Exclusive proportion 1/4 : 1 , Prudent Monarchy  :  Anatomical Sinus.

🍁 Antonia Minor :- (31 January 36 BC – 1 May 37 AD) was the younger of two surviving daughters of Mark Antony and Octavia Minor. She was a niece of the Emperor Augustus, sister-in-law of the Emperor Tiberius, paternal grandmother of the Emperor Caligula and Empress Agrippina the Younger, mother of the Emperor Claudius, and maternal great-grandmother of the Emperor Nero. She outlived her husband Drusus, her oldest son, her daughter, and several of her grandchildren.

🦋 @# 🎥 Merlin : Witchcraft ; Wicca

Witch Wizards :- Sense of Reality

1) Incantation, Recitation : Body humour , Blood (fluids).  

2) Cerebration (Intellection, Mentation, Thoughts), Convergent / Divergent Thinking, Dirty thoughts / Lewd, Mysticism, Excogitation :  Bone / Bone morrow (solids).

3) Gesture [ Facial expressions, Emotions (smile, frown), Body gestures (Facepalm, Mudra, Poke, Thrust, Jab) ] :  Plexus , Cartlage, Ligaments.

🍁 Blood is necessary to preserve mortal life like Vampires.                            -----  Cat's Creatures 

🍁 Everyone has to pick up the dirt before he dies.

🎥 Sinuhe,The Egyptian 

 Falcon among sparrows 

🍁 One evil spirit can be driven by another.

🍁 Sights, Sound, & Smell can make the past live again.

🍁 Only the little grain of sand that will never die.

🍁 Revenge leaves you as empty as Fame & Fortune, if you fill of all of them & you are still just as hungry.🍁 The cat used to put up her back at the three.

🍁 Authoritative teaching ..backed by performance of miracles ‽

🦋 🎶🐓🎵🦃The crowing of cock in the backyard of a suburban villa. 🎼🐔                         Parody eng. 

🦋 Bible : Whether wee bee Iewes or Gentiles, whether wee bee bonds or free. 

🦋 Nor does the marriage ceremony breaks the bond of the woman's slavery . 

🍁 Aristotle thinketh :- 🦋  The male has more teeth than the female in mankind, and sheep, and goats, and swine. This has not been observed in other animals.

🦋 Any one can get angry — that is easy — or give or spend money; but to do this to the right person, to the right extent, at the right time, with the right motive, and in the right way, that is not for every one, nor is it easy.

🦋 While both are dear, Piety requires us to honor truth above our friends.

🦋 It is the mark of an educated man to look for precision in each class of things just so far as the nature of the subject admits; it is evidently equally foolish to accept probable reasoning from a mathematician and to demand from a rhetorician scientific proofs.

🦋 Poetry is finer and more philosophical than history; for poetry expresses the universal, and history only the particular.

διὸ εὐφυοῦς ἡ ποιητική ἐστιν ἢ μανικοῦ

🦋 Poetry demands a man with a special gift for it, or else one with a touch of madness in him.

🦋 For the purposes of poetry a convincing impossibility is preferable to an unconvincing possibility.

🦋 Homer has taught all other poets the art of telling lies skillfully.

Trickster 🦋🦎🦋 :-  Blessed my heart , unliquidate my tongue , uncursed the ala improvidence and Propeller flippers , Charecterised preying of vertebrate. De - lay ( verticle lay ) to grace .

🍁 Lawless spirituality to get bo@- be , victimization to break law. 

                             🦎   From Expectations 🦎

🎭 Assonance is common in proverbs:

🌞 The squeaky wheel gets the grease.

🌚 The early bird catches the worm.

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🍁 1) 7-8 days = Quarter / Quatre of a month or One third quatre / quarter of a season.

2) 15 days = Half of a month = a fortnight = Half Quarter / Quatre of a season.

3) Nine months :-  Three quarters /  quatres of a year.

THERE ARE SEVENTY - FIVE + MUSICAL TERMS IN THE FOLLOWING PERPLEXITY MAY I HAVE THE SOLUTION PLEASE ?

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Note, Clef, Inflection , Octave, Pip, Tone, Pitch, Stave, Vertical Stroke, Stroke, Minim, Crotchets, Semibreve, Stem, Semi Quaver, Hooked Stem, Semitone, Tone, Croon, Breve, Rubato, Tempo, Techno, Beat, Accent, Accidental, Key Signature, Key Stroke, Common Time, Sharp, Flat, Key, Anthem, Scale, Aria, Regge, Ska, Muzak, Motet, Mode, Minor, Mezzo,  Soprano, Contralto, Mew, Lied, Low, Yodel, Leitmotif, Legato, Largo, Invasive , Round, Grunge, Glizsando, Gammaut, Gamot, Fife, Emo Chord, Chorus, Ornament, Ostinato, Octat, Oratorios, Opus, Tumar, Bass, Canon, Cantata, Write, Wobble, Tremble, Weepie, Jazz, Canto, Karaoke, Allegro, Andante, Canned, Keynote.

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         🕗 🕗   MAY I HAVE THE SOLUTION                    TO FOLLOWING CLOCKY IMAGERY RIDDLE   🕗 🕗

🎇🔍 MYSTERY CLOCK CHALLENGE 🎇🔍

🎊🎊🎊🎊 HAPPY NEW YEAR 🎊🎊🎊🎊

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REMARK- THIS CHARADE IS NOT CASE SENSITIVE                                         🔏⚠️

RIGHT TO LEFT - 

1. A PERSON'S NOSE ,SIREN ,STEAM  ,WHISTLE ,HORN .

5. A ROOM OR BUILDING FOR SCIENTIFIC EXPERIMENTS OR TEACHING OR FOR MAKING OF DRUGS OR CHEMICALS .

8. AN ADULT MALE SHEEP ,A STRIKING OR PLUGGING DEVICE IN A MACHINE.

9. A HARD BLUISH GREEN PRECIOUS STONE ,A LIGHT BLUISH GREEN .

10. OXFORDSHIRE ,OF OXFORD UNIVERSITY.

11. A GROUP(S) OF SUPERNATURAL CREATURE OF FOLK TALES SHOWN AS SMALL HUMAN FIGURE WITE POINTED EARS.

13. ENQUIRE TO INTRUSIVELY INTO A PERSONS PRIVATE AFFAIR'S, PRISE.

14. FAR ABOVE GROUND OR SEA,UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF DRUG AND ALCOHOL.

16. THE SEVENTH NOTE OF MAJOR SCALE IN MUSIC.

17. THE DAY OR PERIOD OF TIME IMMEDIATELY BEFORE AN EVENT,EVENING.

20. A FEMALE SHEEP.

22. AN ELECTRONIC OR OTHER DEVICE WHICH RECORD IMAGES.

25. A HORSE.

27. PLURAL OF THOU, THE.

28. A FOLDED TORTILLA FILLED WITH SPICY MEAT OR BEANS (IN MAXYCAN COOKERY).

31. OVERWHELM SOMEONE WITH THINGS TO BE DEALT WITH, FLOOD SOMETHING.

34. GROSS COVERED GROUND, A PIECE OF TURF .

35. AN EXPRESSION OF GRIEF, PITY OR CONCERN.

36. A SMALL DISK, A CIRCULAR IDENTIFYING MARK PAINTED ON MILITARRY AIRCRAFT.

37. A TYPE OF CABBAGE WITH LARGE LEAVES AND LOOSELY PACKED HEAD.

39. AN EDIBLE SEA FISH WITH FLATTENED DIAMOND SHAPED BODY.

41. INDEFINATE ARTICLE USED BEFORE WORD BEGINNING WITH VOWEL SOUND.

42. SLIGHTLY WET AND DAMP.

43. SAID AT THE END OF PRAYER OR HYMN MEANING " SO IT BE ".

44. LENGTH UP WHICH LIQUID FUEL IS DRAWN TO THE FLAME IN A CANDLE, LAMP,LIGHTER ETC.

UP AND DOWN -

1. A STATE OR PLACE OF GREAT SUFFERING,A PLACE OF EVIL AND SUFFERING WHERE WICKED PEOPLE ARE SENT AFTER DEATH.

2. A REQUEST FOR SOMETHING TO BE MADE SUPPLIED OR SERVED; ARRANGE METHODICALLY, GIVE A COMMAND.

3. THANK YOU.

4. DISCHARGE OR GIVE OUT GAS RADIATIONS ETC.; MAKE A SOUND.

5. NOT STRICT, SEVERE, CAREFUL ENOUGH;(OF LIMB OR MUSCLES) RELAXED.

6. TROUBLE,FUSS.

7. LONG SEAT FOR MORE THAN ONE PERSON, THE OFFICE OF JUDGE OR MAGISTRATE. 

9. TEASE SOMEONE PLAYFULLY.

12. A STRONGLY ALKALINE SOLUTION USED FOR WASHING ANDD CLEANING.

13. A SEAT ; A LONG BENCH WITH BACK (IN CHURCH).

15. A COLOUR BETWIXT BLACK AND WHITE; LACKING INTEREST OR DISTINCTIVE CHARACTERISTIC.

16. AN ORGAN WHICH PRODUCES SPERM.

18. COMPETE EAGERLY WITH OTHER PEOPLE IN ORDER TO DO OR ACHIEVE SOMETHING.

19. A BRIGHT GREEN PRECIOUS STONE CONSISTING OF VARIETY OF BARYL; A BRIGHT GREEN COLOUR.

21. BASIC UNIT OF MONEY PORTUGAL BEFORE 2002.

23. ANNO DOMINI.

24. BECOMING STRONGER OR MORE POPULAR AGAIN.

26. A SPEED OF 100 MILES/HOUR, A UNIT OF WAIGHT EQUAL TO 2240 LB AVOIRDUPOIS; A LARGE NUMBER OR AMOUNT; (ADV.) GREAT DEAL.

29. A WATERPROOF JACKET WITH A HOOD,A PERSON WITH AN OBSESSIVE INTEREST IN SOMETHING.

30. THE SI UNIT OF MAGNETIC FLUX DENSITY.

32. MOVE RHYTHMICALLY TO MUSIC; MOVE IN A QUICK AND LIVELY WAY.

33. A MODERN KOREAN MARTIAL ARTSIMILAR TO KARATE.

38. A DEVICE THAT PRODUCE AN INTENCE BEAM OF LIGHT; LIGHT AMPLIFICATION (BY) STIMULATED EMISSION (OF) RADIATION.

39. VOMIT; POUROUT RAPIDLY AND IN LARGE QUANTITY.

40. A HARD WOOD USED IN SHIP BUILDING AND FOR MAKING FURNITURE,OBTAINED FROM TREE NATIVE TO INDIA AND SOUTH EAST ASIA.

42. THE THIRD NOTE OF MAJOR SCALE IN MUSIC.

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ANSWER KEY -

RIGHT TO LEFT

1. HOOTER 5. LAB 8. RAM 9. JADE 10. OXON 11. ELVES 13. PRY 14. HIGH 16. TE 17. EVE 20. EWE 22. IMAGER 25. STEED 27. YE 28. TACO 31. INUNDATE 34. SOD 35. ALAS 36. ROUNDEL 37. KALE 39. SKATE 41. AN 42. MOIST 43. AMEN 44. WICK.

UP AND DOWN - 

1. HELL 2. ORDER 3. TA 4. EMIT 5. LAX 6. ADO 7. BENCH 9. JOSH 12. LYE 13. PEW 15. GREY 16. TESTIS 18. VIE 19. EMERALD 21. EACUDO 23. AD 24. REAURGENT 26. TON 29. ANORAK 30. TESLA 32. DANCE 33. TAE KWON DO 38. LASER 39. SPEW 40. TEAK 42. ME.

                                          BY  WISHAL XEN

                                        " HYDR'O'XY'ZEN "

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For another CHARADE CROSS word click the link below 

🍎🐎                            & For fun 😊😄▶️

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 🎥  Arizona Colt -▶️

       " The Door Swings Both Ways "                                                    💫  Gemma                                  HORSE 

Classified :- Pony , Stallion , Jade (Haridelle) , Nag , Bronco , Steed , Mare , filly , Equine , Cavalry , Equus , Charger , cavallo , Mount , Gelding , Pony Shetland , Arab , Stud Horse , Rocking Horse , Cob , Chestnut , Ass , Bay , Cart Horse , Draught Horse , Horse of Wood , River Horse , War Horse , Colt , Capull Coille , Mustang , Sorrel , Hobby Horse , Mule , Foal , Shire Horse , Work Horse , Trojan Horse , Pack Horse , Poulenet , ThoroughBred Horse , Hanchman , Stablemate , 

Others :- Stalking Horse , Dark Horse , Clothes Horse , Vaulting Horse , Conker , Horse Chestnut Tree , 

COMMAND :- Ghee , Ghee up , Ghee Whiz , Bid , Whoa

SOUNDS :- Neighbour , Snicker , Snigger , Whiny , 

FOOD :- Ryegrass , Fodder , Bran , Mash , Prevender , Silage , 

ACTIONS:- Shy , Jib , Skittish , Rear , Jump , Volter , Buck , Hobble , Hobble buck , Prick up your ears , Spur , Prance , Tather , Rein , Groom , By Loofah , Clop

RIDERS :- Cavalry , Toreador , Outrider , Ostler , Cowboy , Equitation , Equastrian , Coachman , Picador , Cavalcade , 

Upper Grooming parts :- Cheek , Bridle (Head Gear) , Blinker , Bandana , Bandeau , Horse Whip , Whip Lash , Long Strraps (set of Reins) , Snaffle (Strangle) , Hair Band , Brass (Horse Brass) , Harness , Long Strap for Shoulders , Shouder Bag , Shoulder Blade (Scapula) , Pommel , Trace , Shoulder With Epau (Ette) , Caparazon (Saddle Cloth) , Girth , Shaft (joined to Vehicle) , Palomino , Dapple Grey , Brindle , Piebald , Skewbald , Black coat chestnut , Bay , Roan , Spangle , Saddle (sella) , Withers ,  Horsefly , Shoulder Strap , Crupper , Hackled , 

A YOKED Horse from : Chaise , Buggy , Hippodrome , Trap , Wagon , Troika , Wain , Chariot , Hansome , Carriage , Juggernaut , Sleigh , Caravan , Cart , 

Lower Grooming parts:- Curb (Kerb) Bit , Jaws , Cheek Bone , Yoke , Nosebag , Shaft Joined to Vehicle , Lunge , Lariat , Tether , Turf or Croup (Rump of horse) to Prance , Gait , Trot. , Gallop , Canter , with Clop in Stride, Shoe (Horse Shoe)  , Hock , Frog (Horny Pad) , Fetlock , Stirup , Sling , Spur (Cassaca- Riding Coat) , Spat , Gaiter , Spatterdash (leggings) , Upper foreleg , Spare Tyre , Genitals , Groin , Rrear end , Haunch , Horse Hair , Horse Lithe (Lissome)

Going :- A Paddock & to pace , Race course , Homestraight .

Riding equipment :- Lance , Pike , Cane , Batten , Tack , Whip , Whiplash , Reins , Horsewhip , Snaffle , Spur , Blinker , 

Power :- 550 foot👣pound 💷persecond🥈

History:- From Hydaspes, Alexander the Great continued on towards the Indian Ocean. Sadly, this final march would be without his beloved BUCEPHALUS. The great horse who he had been with him since his youth had died - reportedly either from old age (he was over thirty) or battle wounds. Alexander would build a City in his honor, BUCEPHALIA.

"Death rides a pale horse" :- 

"Death rides a pale horse" is a phrase that originates from the Book of Revelation. It symbolizes the arrival of death and destruction. The pale horse is one of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, representing death. The phrase is often used to convey the idea of impending doom or the inevitability of death. It has also been used in literature, music, and popular culture to evoke a sense of mortality and the passage of time.

Horse Sports :- SteepleChase , Trial , Polo , Derby , Show Jumping , Caval Cade , Racecourse Race , Flat Race , Equestrianism , Itallion Carosello a tournament for knights on horseback.

Proverb, & sayings, & Idioms on Horse

1. Horse of a Different Colour

Meaning: An entirely different issue or circumstance; something unexpected.

2. Wild Horses Wouldn't Drag Me Away

Meaning: Nothing could persuade me to take a different course or do something else.

3. Don't Look a Gift Horse in the Mouth

Meaning: Don't be ungrateful. For instance, don't receive a gift, not be thankful, and treat the person who gave you the gift badly.

4. A Nod Is as Good as a Wink to a Blind Horse

Meaning: You cannot get some people to take a hint if they are determined not to do so. Alternatively, if someone is ready to understand something, they will appreciate it regardless of how it is signaled.

5. Trojan Horse

Meaning: Something that appears to be one thing but is actually something else (or has something else hidden inside it); often a gift.

6. Get Off Your High Horse

Meaning: Be more humble or agreeable.

7. Every Horse Thinks Its Own Pack the Heaviest

Meaning: Everyone in a group or team believes they work the hardest.

8. Eat Like a Horse

Meaning: Have a ravenous appetite; eat a surprising amount.

9. Horse Sense

Meaning: The type of common sense one might have from rugged, practical experience rather than education; practical wisdom.

10. Hold Your Horses

Meaning: Wait; slow down; hold on.

11. Horseplay

Meaning: Rough or rowdy play; tussling.

 12. Put the Cart Before the Horse

Meaning: Do things in the wrong order or sequence.

13. Stalking Horse

Meaning: Something or someone used to mask or hide the actual purpose behind an act.

14. Don't Spare the Horses

Meaning: Hurry; make haste.

15. One-Horse Town

Meaning: Describes a small and unremarkable town, dull or boring.

16. Dark Horse

Meaning: Someone who unexpectedly comes to prominence or wins a race or competition; someone with an incredible but previously unknown talent for something.

17. Hobby Horse

Meaning: A subject, issue, or topic about which someone frequently talks or complains.

18. Enough to Choke a Horse

Meaning: A huge or excessive amount.

19. Horse Doctor

Meaning: A poorly-equipped or inadequate physician (derogatory).

20. Gone the Way of the Horse and Buggy

Meaning: Become old fashioned or out of date.

21. Horse Opera

Meaning:A clichéd or formulaic performance (film or stage show).

22. If Wishes Were Horses, Beggars Would Ride

Meaning: If wishing worked, everyone would have what they wanted.

23. Horse Hockey

Meaning: Nonsense; malarkey.

24. You Can Lead a Horse to Water, but You Can't Make It Drink

Meaning: No matter how much you try to persuade or help someone, it won't work unless they also put in the effort.

25. Beat a Dead Horse

Meaning: Do something that's already been done; do something that's a waste of time or serves no purpose.

COMMENT @ # Cats, and Horses, Oh My! A difecta of Idiomatic Lenses, enjoy  'em.

Essay on horse for lower middle school

The horse is a four-legged mammal domesticated by humans thousands of years ago. They can gallop faster than 60 km/hr, making them the fastest means of transport in ancient times. Horses were also used to haul cargo across great distances when trades had to move across different cities. In the modern-day, horses are still used as a means of transport to pull carts and do heavy work. Horses are also used in the entertainment industry, such as in circuses and racing.

Horses are vegetarians, they mostly eat Ryegrass, bran and Mash,Silage and Fodder. They are housed in special enclosures called stables. When trained, they are highly loyal and obedient animals. Many people keep horses as pets on their farms as they are fun animals to ride on. Horses that are well looked after can live up to 30 years and make great companions. They enjoy running free in open spaces and are found in all parts of the world.

People have a fascination with horses because of their majestic looks and athletic abilities.

A long Essay on horse for middle school :-

Horses are four-legged mammals that are commonly found in the cities and countryside. These powerful domestic animals are used as beasts of burden to pull wagons in some parts of the city while they are also kept as pets and show animals elsewhere. Horses belong to a category of mammals called Ungulates which are animals with hooves. They run on four legs and can carry people and goods on their backs for long distances.

Humans domesticated horses some 5000 years ago. They have since played an important role in shaping civilisation by being a major form of transport. Horses also played an important role in armies as they carried soldiers and equipment. In developed countries, horses are mostly used as animals for entertainment at fairs and in the racing business.

Horses in the countryside are mostly kept as pets in stables. Occasionally, people use them as a means of transport to traverse mountainous terrains inaccessible to vehicles. Horses are vegetarian animals that mostly eat Bran,Fodders,Mash,Silage and other forms of vegetation like Ryegrass. If they are looked after very well, horses can live for 25 to 30 years or more.

Horses are particularly loved by children, as they are popular beasts in fairytales and cartoons. They are also a symbol of royalty and are found in all fairytales and stories. People love collecting figurines of horses and often keep paintings of them for luck. Although horses are no longer used as working animals in most parts of the world, they will remain among us as pet animals.

                       Poem on Horse

                    1) The Blood Horse 

Gamarra is a dainty steed,

Strong, black, and of a noble breed, 

Full of fire, and full of bone, 

With all his line of fathers known;

   Fine his nose, his nostrils thin,

But blown abroad by the pride within!

His mane is like a river flowing,

And his eyes like embers glowing,

In the darkness of the night,

And his pace as swift as light.

Look,—how 'round his straining throat

Grace and shifting beauty float!

Sinewy strength is in his reins,

And the red blood gallops through his veins;

Richer, redder, never ran

Through the boasting heart of man.

He can trace his lineage higher

Than the Bourbon dare aspire,—

Douglas, Guzman, or the Guelph,

Or O'Brien's blood itself!

He, who hath no peer, was born,

Here, upon a red March morn;

But his famous fathers dead

Were Arabs all, and Arab bred,

And the last of that great line

Trod like one of a race divine!

And yet,—he was but friend to one

Who fed him at the set of sun,

By some lone fountain fringed with green:

With him, a roving Bedouin,

He lived, (none else would he obey

Through all the hot Arabian day),

And died untamed upon the sands

Where Balkh amidst the desert stands.

                            by Bryan Waller Procter

                      2) The Stallion

 A gigantic beauty of a stallion, fresh and responsive to my caresses,

Head high in the forehead, wide between the ears,

Limbs glossy and supple, tail dusting the ground,

Eyes full of sparkling wickedness, ears finely cut, flexibly moving.

His nostrils dilate as my heels embrace him,

His well-built limbs tremble with pleasure as we race around and return.

I but use you a minute, then I resign you, stallion,

Why do I need your paces when I myself out-gallop them?

Even as I stand or sit passing faster than you.

                                    By Walt Whitman  

               3) Galway Races 

There where the racecourse is

Delight makes all of the one mind

The riders upon the swift horses

The field that closes in behind.

We too had good attendance once,

Hearers, hearteners of the work,

Aye, horsemen for companions

Before the merchant and the clerk

Breathed on the world with timid breath;

But some day and at some new moon

We’ll learn that sleeping is not death

Hearing the whole earth change its tune,

Flesh being wild again, and it again

Crying aloud as the racecourse is;

And find hearteners among men

That ride upon horses.

                                         By W. B. Yeast

4) A Woman & Her Horse

They become one with their partner

Who understand them so very well

Often not a word needs to be said

It's a bon that continues to swell.

It's all about women and their horses

Horsewomen are an exceptional breed

Spending their lives grooming and caring

For the horse and all of its needs.

Whether it's for show or companionship

A true horsewoman is always there

To do what has to be done

It's a life that they want to share.

It's a bond that is extremely fulfilling

A woman with her buddy the horse

If you want a four-legged friend, then

This amazing animal is the perfect source.

                                        By Marilyn Lott