How to pronounce “four-in-hand”

Meaning

• [Noun]
• A carriage drawn by four horses controlled by one driver.
• (chiefly US) A slip knot with one end hanging in front of the other; a simple necktie.

Practice Nearby Words

coach, coach-and-four, leader, carriage and pair, tandem, team, trace horse, barouche, carriage, curricle, equipage, break, landau, sociable, randem, horse and carriage, string, coachfellow, jingle, drag, coach horse, horsecart, surrey, brougham, cabriolet, chariotee, carryall, troika, tim-whiskey, coachhorse, wheelhorse, horsecar, led horse, growler, pole, horse and buggy, coachman, dog cart, coachdog, span, horse and cart, carthorse, chariot, horse-jockey, vis-à-vis, wagonette, wagon, horsebox, postilion, four-wheeler, mechanical horse, hackney, wagon train, whipstock, forehorse, caballada, rowney, coachwoman, horseload, pack horse, double-heading, near, village cart, cutter, drove, governess-cart, bounder, machiner, horsy, wain, horse bus, coach box, calèche, horse trailer, horseboat, horseflesh, handcart, sulky, coachwhip, barouch, bankrupt cart, hackney carriage, coacher, triga, packhorse, volante, trotter, buckboard, travelling carriage, yoke, biga, poler, cavallard, bo-bo, mancart, pack train, bandy, waggonette, lorry, pack-train

Similar Sounds

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