A gait of a quadruped, originally of a horse, between walking and running, in which the legs move in diagonal pairs almost together, so that in a…

The action of trot, v. in various senses; spec. in U.S., a trotting-race.

The act of jogging a thing or person (see jog, v. 1 2); a shake; a slight push; a nudge.

Trotting (of a horse). Cf. 1706, 1767 at sense a.

literal. A jogging trot; a slow regular jerky pace (usually of a horse, or on horseback).

A thrust or knock with something blunt, a jog; the jog of a trotting horse.

Canterbury pace, Canterbury rack, Canterbury rate, Canterbury trot, Canterbury gallop, etc., supposed originally to designate the pace of the…

A pace with short steps, as in changing from trotting to walking.

A slow regular motion, a jog-trot. Also attributive.

A diminutive trot.