pony, formerly also poney /pōˈni/

1. Any of several breeds of small horse, usu one less than 14.2 hands high
2. 25 pounds sterling (slang)
3. A translation, crib or key (US sl)
4. A small glass, esp of beer

1. To pay or settle (with up)
2. To prepare or translate by help of a crib

pony carriage noun

pony engine noun

A shunting engine

pony express noun

(in the USA) a former method of long-distance postal delivery employing relays of horses and riders

poˈnyskin noun

The skin of a foal, esp from the Kyrgyz Steppes, used as a fur

poˈnytail noun

A hair style in which the hair is gathered together at the back and hangs down like a pony's tail

poˈny-trekking noun

Cross-country pony-riding in groups as a pastime

Jerusalem pony

An ass

one-trick pony (informal)

A person who is very good at one thing but fails to achieve wider success

• take up a quarrel
• take up arms
• take upon oneself
• take-up rate
• take-ups
• take up short
• take up the cudgels
• take up the gauntlet
• take up the reins
• take up the running
• take up the word
• take up with
• take warrant on oneself
• take wing
• take with a grain of salt
• take with a pinch of salt
• takhi
• takhis
• taki
• takier
• takiest
• takin
• taking
• takingly
• takingness