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Plough Horse

A plough horse refers to a strong and large horse specially bred and trained for pulling a plough, a farming instrument used to turn over the soil in preparation for planting crops.

Examples:

Noun (Popular):

1. Farmers have relied on plough horses for centuries to till their fields efficiently.

2. The black stallion was the most reliable plough horse on the farm.

Noun (Local):

1. In the small village, the knowledge of training plough horses has been passed down for generations.

2. Local farmers gather annually to showcase their best plough horses in the village fair.

Verb (Popular):

1. With the steady plodding of the plough horse, the farmer effortlessly ploughed the field in a straight line.

2. The farmer carefully harnessed the plough horse to the plough before beginning his task.

Verb (Local):

1. The seasoned farmer plough horsed the field skillfully, leaving behind perfectly furrowed rows.

2. Jack spent hours training his young horse to plough so that he could continue the family tradition.

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