Lipizzan
noun
Lip·iz·zan ˌli-pət-ˈsän 
variants or Lipizzaner
ˌli-pət-ˈsä-nər
or less commonly Lippizan ˌli-pət-ˈsän
or Lippizaner ˌli-pət-ˈsä-nər
: any of a breed of spirited horses developed from Spanish, Italian, Danish, and Arab stock that are usually born with a dark coat that lightens to white with age
Word History
Etymology
German Lipizzaner, Lippizaner, from Lipizza, Lippiza, former site of the Austrian Imperial Stud near Trieste, Italy
First Known Use
1928, in the meaning defined above
- step bearing
- step bolt
- step chair
- step change
- step chuck
- step cut
- step dance
- step down
- step down (from)
- step down from
- step downs
- step fault
- step forward
- step function
- step gauge
- step grate
- step in
- step index
- step into
- step into (someone's) shoes
- step into her shoes
- step into shoes
- step into someone's shoes
- step joint
- step lively