How to pronounce “dark-horse”

Meaning

• [Adjective]
• Alternative form of darkhorse.

Practice Nearby Words

horse-like, horsedrawn, hide-bound, sidewhiskered, hawkfaced, blackhearted, longlegged, jack-booted, boldhearted, hammerheaded, doggoned, jet black, jack booted, pony-tailed, mustached, peg legged, hackeneyed, pitch dark, mustachey, green-broke, bull-headed, hardluck, mustachy, shortlegged, bad-ass, bare-headed, spraddle-legged, baldheaded, be-spurred, strawhatted, trusty-dusty, pitch black, brokenhanded, stakewinning, wind-borne, hawkeyed, stronghanded, strongarm, hairraising, hob-nailed, knarled, havisham-esque, bull headed, sway-backed, cold back, bowlegged, skullduggerous, greyhat, lightfooted, halftrack, hardfought, down at the heels, hard-hit, old-hat, hatchetfaced, last ditch, out at heels, saberlike, jacked-up, hard-headed, die-hard, offtrack, hooknosed, stout-hearted, be-booted, dog tired, sabertoothed, down at heels, under-handed, jim dandy, gun-shy, hair-shirted, cow-handed, muscled-up, down in the heels, chagrinned, goddang, polt-footed, flunkeyish, shockheaded, back-handed, goddammed, fiché, sport-jacketed, crazy-pants, kickass, hot-to-trot, hard-handed, hand-tame, well hung, hardset, deader than a doornail, kick-arse, stary, stand-out, nowhere in sight, hen hearted, bloodyhanded, caddywompus, hooched-up

Similar Sounds

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