Definition of headstall in English:

headstall

noun ˈhɛdstɔːlˈhɛdˌstɔl

North American

1A head collar or halter.
笼头
Example sentencesExamples
- ‘Horses have to be weighed a minimum of 45 minutes before their race with no gear on but for a bridle or headstall,’ Leigh Jordan of Racing Victoria told us.
- Just as I was putting the bit in his mouth, and the headstall over his ears, I heard the familiar sounds of an approaching horse.
- I put the saddle on the stall door and hung the headstall on the saddle horn.
- The following are advisable: an extra saddle pad, cinch, off billet, reins and snaps, headstall with bit, and protective boots for your horse's legs.
- Wander toward the back of the shop, where craftsmen bent over worktables make saddles and spur straps, horse headstalls, and leather bags.
- Make sure the headstall is properly adjusted for a long comfortable safe wear.
- Kat hauled the Australian saddle off its rack and set it on the floor near Jazz, then retrieved his headstall off the far wall.
- The No Bit Bridle is made from strong polyester webbing, with a soft padding to the nose, poll and headstall.
- If you think about it, the aggression of a young man who hasn't been mellowed by marriage is more familiar to most of us, these days, than the willfulness of a horse without a headstall.
- The animal was tied by a tight leather headstall to two of the captor's warhorses.
- Biondello faithfully reports that the chief means of controlling the horse - the headstall, or bridle - having been ‘restrained to keep him from stumbling, hath been often burst and [is] now repaired with knots.’
- When teaching the Arabians to rear up and walk on their back legs, he placed an assistant on each side holding a long rein attached to the headstall.
- The mare pranced eagerly, proudly showing off the bright blue saddle pad and headstall.
- When he returned he had an almost new barrel saddle and headstall.
- He backed Azmur up, and reached back to grasp Mina's headstall.
2
another term for headpiece (sense 3)

Definition of headstall in US English:

headstall

nounˈhɛdˌstɔlˈhedˌstôl

North American

1The part of a bridle or halter that fits around a horse's head.
Example sentencesExamples
- The animal was tied by a tight leather headstall to two of the captor's warhorses.
- He backed Azmur up, and reached back to grasp Mina's headstall.
- The No Bit Bridle is made from strong polyester webbing, with a soft padding to the nose, poll and headstall.
- The following are advisable: an extra saddle pad, cinch, off billet, reins and snaps, headstall with bit, and protective boots for your horse's legs.
- Just as I was putting the bit in his mouth, and the headstall over his ears, I heard the familiar sounds of an approaching horse.
- Biondello faithfully reports that the chief means of controlling the horse - the headstall, or bridle - having been ‘restrained to keep him from stumbling, hath been often burst and [is] now repaired with knots.’
- The mare pranced eagerly, proudly showing off the bright blue saddle pad and headstall.
- Kat hauled the Australian saddle off its rack and set it on the floor near Jazz, then retrieved his headstall off the far wall.
- I put the saddle on the stall door and hung the headstall on the saddle horn.
- When teaching the Arabians to rear up and walk on their back legs, he placed an assistant on each side holding a long rein attached to the headstall.
- When he returned he had an almost new barrel saddle and headstall.
- ‘Horses have to be weighed a minimum of 45 minutes before their race with no gear on but for a bridle or headstall,’ Leigh Jordan of Racing Victoria told us.
- Wander toward the back of the shop, where craftsmen bent over worktables make saddles and spur straps, horse headstalls, and leather bags.
- If you think about it, the aggression of a young man who hasn't been mellowed by marriage is more familiar to most of us, these days, than the willfulness of a horse without a headstall.
- Make sure the headstall is properly adjusted for a long comfortable safe wear.
2
another term for headpiece (sense 3)

词汇	headstall
释义	Definition of headstall in English: headstall noun ˈhɛdstɔːlˈhɛdˌstɔl North American 1A head collar or halter. 笼头 Example sentencesExamples ‘Horses have to be weighed a minimum of 45 minutes before their race with no gear on but for a bridle or headstall,’ Leigh Jordan of Racing Victoria told us. Just as I was putting the bit in his mouth, and the headstall over his ears, I heard the familiar sounds of an approaching horse. I put the saddle on the stall door and hung the headstall on the saddle horn. The following are advisable: an extra saddle pad, cinch, off billet, reins and snaps, headstall with bit, and protective boots for your horse's legs. Wander toward the back of the shop, where craftsmen bent over worktables make saddles and spur straps, horse headstalls, and leather bags. Make sure the headstall is properly adjusted for a long comfortable safe wear. Kat hauled the Australian saddle off its rack and set it on the floor near Jazz, then retrieved his headstall off the far wall. The No Bit Bridle is made from strong polyester webbing, with a soft padding to the nose, poll and headstall. If you think about it, the aggression of a young man who hasn't been mellowed by marriage is more familiar to most of us, these days, than the willfulness of a horse without a headstall. The animal was tied by a tight leather headstall to two of the captor's warhorses. Biondello faithfully reports that the chief means of controlling the horse - the headstall, or bridle - having been ‘restrained to keep him from stumbling, hath been often burst and [is] now repaired with knots.’ When teaching the Arabians to rear up and walk on their back legs, he placed an assistant on each side holding a long rein attached to the headstall. The mare pranced eagerly, proudly showing off the bright blue saddle pad and headstall. When he returned he had an almost new barrel saddle and headstall. He backed Azmur up, and reached back to grasp Mina's headstall. 2 another term for headpiece (sense 3) Definition of headstall in US English: headstall nounˈhɛdˌstɔlˈhedˌstôl North American 1The part of a bridle or halter that fits around a horse's head. Example sentencesExamples The animal was tied by a tight leather headstall to two of the captor's warhorses. He backed Azmur up, and reached back to grasp Mina's headstall. The No Bit Bridle is made from strong polyester webbing, with a soft padding to the nose, poll and headstall. The following are advisable: an extra saddle pad, cinch, off billet, reins and snaps, headstall with bit, and protective boots for your horse's legs. Just as I was putting the bit in his mouth, and the headstall over his ears, I heard the familiar sounds of an approaching horse. Biondello faithfully reports that the chief means of controlling the horse - the headstall, or bridle - having been ‘restrained to keep him from stumbling, hath been often burst and [is] now repaired with knots.’ The mare pranced eagerly, proudly showing off the bright blue saddle pad and headstall. Kat hauled the Australian saddle off its rack and set it on the floor near Jazz, then retrieved his headstall off the far wall. I put the saddle on the stall door and hung the headstall on the saddle horn. When teaching the Arabians to rear up and walk on their back legs, he placed an assistant on each side holding a long rein attached to the headstall. When he returned he had an almost new barrel saddle and headstall. ‘Horses have to be weighed a minimum of 45 minutes before their race with no gear on but for a bridle or headstall,’ Leigh Jordan of Racing Victoria told us. Wander toward the back of the shop, where craftsmen bent over worktables make saddles and spur straps, horse headstalls, and leather bags. If you think about it, the aggression of a young man who hasn't been mellowed by marriage is more familiar to most of us, these days, than the willfulness of a horse without a headstall. Make sure the headstall is properly adjusted for a long comfortable safe wear. 2 another term for headpiece (sense 3)
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