port mouth
(also porchmouth) Equestrianism
noun
A bit for a horse with a mouthpiece curved in an arch, the higher and narrower the arch the more severe the bit.
Origin
Late 16th century; earliest use found in John Lyly (1554–1606), writer and playwright.
- trade name
- tradent
- tradeocracy
- trade-off
- trade officer
- trade on
- trade paper
- trade paperback
- trade places
- trade plates
- trade practice submittal
- trade price
- trader
- trade-related
- trade road
- multimegabit
- multimegaton
- multimegawatt
- multi-member
- multi-membered
- multimer
- multimeric
- multimerization
- multimerize
- multi-metal