trot¹ /trot/

1. A pace between walking and running (of a horse, with legs moving together diagonally)
2. An act or spell of trotting
3. Continual activity in moving about
4. A toddling child (informal)
5. A trotline (angling)
6. Any of the single lines attached to a trotline
7. A crib, literal translation (US sl)

1. To go, ride or drive at a trot
2. To jog
3. To bustle about
4. To fish using a baited hook which travels downstream just above the bottom

1. To cause to trot
2. To conduct around
3. To bring out for exhibition
4. To draw out so as to make a butt of (usu with out)
5. To jog on one's knee
6. To trot upon
7. To execute at a trot

trottˈer noun

1. A person or thing that trots
2. A horse trained to trot in harness racing
3. A foot, esp of a sheep or pig

trottˈing noun

1. The action of the verb
2. Harness racing

trotˈline noun (angling)

A long line across a waterway to which shorter lines with baited hooks are attached

on the trot (informal)

1. In succession, without a break
2. Busy, bustling about

the trots (slang)

Diarrhoea

trot out

1. To exhibit the paces of
2. To bring forward, adduce, produce for show, esp repeatedly or without much thought or effort
3. To go out with, court (archaic)

trot² /trot/ (Shakespeare)

An old woman, a crone

Trot /trot/ (informal; derogatory)

Short for Trotskyist or Trotskyite

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