Definition of farrier in English:

farrier

noun ˈfarɪəˈfɛriər

A smith who shoes horses.
Example sentencesExamples
- Then too, teamsters, stable boys, and farriers were all needed to tend the horses.
- You may want to check with your farrier or vet to see if your horse needs biotin.
- You must find a good farrier that is willing to work with a performance horse and keep those hooves in good shape.
- He also maintains a list of holistic vets and approved therapists, remedial farriers and saddlers.
- There were three farriers in action, shoeing horses and making the horseshoes, much to the fascination of onlookers.
- He also held a trainer's license in California, Louisiana, New Mexico, and Texas, and was licensed as a farrier in both Oklahoma and Texas.
- Those horses that have laminitis will frequently have subsolar abscesses and require attention from your farrier and/or veterinarian.
- The case also addresses whether compensation should be paid to those who suffer as a result of the ban, such as farriers, saddlers and feed merchants.
- Ireland has produced more than its share of quality horses, breeders, trainers, grooms, farriers, jockeys, head lads and punters.
- There are farriers in the country who rely solely on shoeing hunt horses in the winter months to see them through the summer.
- There has been a shortage of farriers to shoe the thousands of both thoroughbred and sport horses in the country.
- This would inevitably lead to loss of income or worse for vets, farriers, kennels, saddle-makers, etc, etc.
- It's already happening: vets, farriers, nutritionists and saddlers are working together and the benefits of complementary techniques that are backed up by science are being recognised.
- He is a veterinary surgeon, a farrier and horsebreaker.
- Nailing the shoe onto the horse is among the farrier's most crucial jobs.
- With the knowledge and skill of many farriers today, they are very capable.
- If 17 jockeys, trainers, farriers, yes, farriers, and hangers on, have been caught in the UK, how many have not been caught?
- He is a lovely little horse who's improved a lot, and full marks to the farrier for doing such a fine job.
- It depicts a scene of purposeful activity - farriers shoeing; grooms tending huge chargers; a vet and orderly serjeant inspecting; men sweeping; cavalrymen feeding horses.
- He worked as a farrier, shoeing horses at the Middleburg training track and the surrounding area.

Derivatives

farriery

noun ˈfarɪəriˈfɛrjəri

It costs me about $40 each a week to feed them, and that's just basics: hay and hard pea, and that doesn't even take into consideration the vet expenses, the farriery.
Example sentencesExamples
- The profession of farriery nearly disappeared with the advent of automobiles and tractors.

Origin

Mid 16th century: from Old French ferrier, from Latin ferrarius, from ferrum 'iron, horseshoe'.

Rhymes

barrier, carrier, harrier, tarrier

Definition of farrier in US English:

farrier

nounˈfɛriərˈferēər

A craftsman who trims and shoes horses' hooves.
Example sentencesExamples
- You must find a good farrier that is willing to work with a performance horse and keep those hooves in good shape.
- There were three farriers in action, shoeing horses and making the horseshoes, much to the fascination of onlookers.
- This would inevitably lead to loss of income or worse for vets, farriers, kennels, saddle-makers, etc, etc.
- He also maintains a list of holistic vets and approved therapists, remedial farriers and saddlers.
- Nailing the shoe onto the horse is among the farrier's most crucial jobs.
- It depicts a scene of purposeful activity - farriers shoeing; grooms tending huge chargers; a vet and orderly serjeant inspecting; men sweeping; cavalrymen feeding horses.
- He worked as a farrier, shoeing horses at the Middleburg training track and the surrounding area.
- You may want to check with your farrier or vet to see if your horse needs biotin.
- He is a lovely little horse who's improved a lot, and full marks to the farrier for doing such a fine job.
- The case also addresses whether compensation should be paid to those who suffer as a result of the ban, such as farriers, saddlers and feed merchants.
- There has been a shortage of farriers to shoe the thousands of both thoroughbred and sport horses in the country.
- He also held a trainer's license in California, Louisiana, New Mexico, and Texas, and was licensed as a farrier in both Oklahoma and Texas.
- He is a veterinary surgeon, a farrier and horsebreaker.
- If 17 jockeys, trainers, farriers, yes, farriers, and hangers on, have been caught in the UK, how many have not been caught?
- Then too, teamsters, stable boys, and farriers were all needed to tend the horses.
- It's already happening: vets, farriers, nutritionists and saddlers are working together and the benefits of complementary techniques that are backed up by science are being recognised.
- There are farriers in the country who rely solely on shoeing hunt horses in the winter months to see them through the summer.
- Those horses that have laminitis will frequently have subsolar abscesses and require attention from your farrier and/or veterinarian.
- With the knowledge and skill of many farriers today, they are very capable.
- Ireland has produced more than its share of quality horses, breeders, trainers, grooms, farriers, jockeys, head lads and punters.

Origin

Mid 16th century: from Old French ferrier, from Latin ferrarius, from ferrum ‘iron, horseshoe’.

单词	farrier
释义	Definition of farrier in English: farrier noun ˈfarɪəˈfɛriər A smith who shoes horses. Example sentencesExamples Then too, teamsters, stable boys, and farriers were all needed to tend the horses. You may want to check with your farrier or vet to see if your horse needs biotin. You must find a good farrier that is willing to work with a performance horse and keep those hooves in good shape. He also maintains a list of holistic vets and approved therapists, remedial farriers and saddlers. There were three farriers in action, shoeing horses and making the horseshoes, much to the fascination of onlookers. He also held a trainer's license in California, Louisiana, New Mexico, and Texas, and was licensed as a farrier in both Oklahoma and Texas. Those horses that have laminitis will frequently have subsolar abscesses and require attention from your farrier and/or veterinarian. The case also addresses whether compensation should be paid to those who suffer as a result of the ban, such as farriers, saddlers and feed merchants. Ireland has produced more than its share of quality horses, breeders, trainers, grooms, farriers, jockeys, head lads and punters. There are farriers in the country who rely solely on shoeing hunt horses in the winter months to see them through the summer. There has been a shortage of farriers to shoe the thousands of both thoroughbred and sport horses in the country. This would inevitably lead to loss of income or worse for vets, farriers, kennels, saddle-makers, etc, etc. It's already happening: vets, farriers, nutritionists and saddlers are working together and the benefits of complementary techniques that are backed up by science are being recognised. He is a veterinary surgeon, a farrier and horsebreaker. Nailing the shoe onto the horse is among the farrier's most crucial jobs. With the knowledge and skill of many farriers today, they are very capable. If 17 jockeys, trainers, farriers, yes, farriers, and hangers on, have been caught in the UK, how many have not been caught? He is a lovely little horse who's improved a lot, and full marks to the farrier for doing such a fine job. It depicts a scene of purposeful activity - farriers shoeing; grooms tending huge chargers; a vet and orderly serjeant inspecting; men sweeping; cavalrymen feeding horses. He worked as a farrier, shoeing horses at the Middleburg training track and the surrounding area. Derivatives farriery noun ˈfarɪəriˈfɛrjəri It costs me about $40 each a week to feed them, and that's just basics: hay and hard pea, and that doesn't even take into consideration the vet expenses, the farriery. Example sentencesExamples The profession of farriery nearly disappeared with the advent of automobiles and tractors. Origin Mid 16th century: from Old French ferrier, from Latin ferrarius, from ferrum 'iron, horseshoe'. Rhymes barrier, carrier, harrier, tarrier Definition of farrier in US English: farrier nounˈfɛriərˈferēər A craftsman who trims and shoes horses' hooves. Example sentencesExamples You must find a good farrier that is willing to work with a performance horse and keep those hooves in good shape. There were three farriers in action, shoeing horses and making the horseshoes, much to the fascination of onlookers. This would inevitably lead to loss of income or worse for vets, farriers, kennels, saddle-makers, etc, etc. He also maintains a list of holistic vets and approved therapists, remedial farriers and saddlers. Nailing the shoe onto the horse is among the farrier's most crucial jobs. It depicts a scene of purposeful activity - farriers shoeing; grooms tending huge chargers; a vet and orderly serjeant inspecting; men sweeping; cavalrymen feeding horses. He worked as a farrier, shoeing horses at the Middleburg training track and the surrounding area. You may want to check with your farrier or vet to see if your horse needs biotin. He is a lovely little horse who's improved a lot, and full marks to the farrier for doing such a fine job. The case also addresses whether compensation should be paid to those who suffer as a result of the ban, such as farriers, saddlers and feed merchants. There has been a shortage of farriers to shoe the thousands of both thoroughbred and sport horses in the country. He also held a trainer's license in California, Louisiana, New Mexico, and Texas, and was licensed as a farrier in both Oklahoma and Texas. He is a veterinary surgeon, a farrier and horsebreaker. If 17 jockeys, trainers, farriers, yes, farriers, and hangers on, have been caught in the UK, how many have not been caught? Then too, teamsters, stable boys, and farriers were all needed to tend the horses. It's already happening: vets, farriers, nutritionists and saddlers are working together and the benefits of complementary techniques that are backed up by science are being recognised. There are farriers in the country who rely solely on shoeing hunt horses in the winter months to see them through the summer. Those horses that have laminitis will frequently have subsolar abscesses and require attention from your farrier and/or veterinarian. With the knowledge and skill of many farriers today, they are very capable. Ireland has produced more than its share of quality horses, breeders, trainers, grooms, farriers, jockeys, head lads and punters. Origin Mid 16th century: from Old French ferrier, from Latin ferrarius, from ferrum ‘iron, horseshoe’.
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