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snap-harness
snap-harness n.
Brit. 
/ˈsnaphɑːnᵻs/
, /ˈsnaphɑːnᵻs/U.S. /ˈsnæpˌhɑrnəs/
/ˈsnæpˌhɑrnəs/Π
1888 Daily News 3 Dec. 3/5 The snap harness which enables the horses to be harnessed in less than ten seconds.
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- to strike a person a blow
- to strike a person between the eye
- to strike a person between the eyes
- to strike a person in the eye
- to strike a person in the eyes
- to strike a person luck
- to strike a prisoner in the boots
- to strike a rough patch
- to strike a sticky patch
- to strike a stroke
- to strike a tinder
- to strike a —— note
- to strike all of a heap
- to strike all of on a heap
- to strike an attitude
- to strike astound
- to strike at
- to strike at the root or foundation
- to strike back
- to strike back, out
- to strike between the eye
- to strike between the eyes
- to strike by
- to strike chill, damp
- to strike compact