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“Despite the fact that the parade remained Christmased-out to the max, and had always welcomed Tulsans of all stripes to celebrate their particular holidays, Inhofe had to travel almost fifteen miles in order to find a parade that had the name "Christmas" in it in order to ride his horsey, which is some of the worst religious persecution ever meted out to humans.”

The Huffington Post: Jim Inhofe On Parade Slight: 'Why Do They Always Pick On The Christians?'

“He is the male version of SJP (aka horsey-face), except that she gets far more flak for it.”

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“Just toss the old 'horsey' one and give it a new name: Reproductive Genomics.”

Jewish Telegraph Agency on Ashkenazi Intelligence by Cochran and Harpending

“She would be the person to give you this kind of "horsey" advice.”

Horse and carriage

“It's kind of horsey type, but the texture -- the second plane not quite hitting: there was something more enticing, if that's the right -- it's not the right word -- but in this cover than Time or Newsweek.”

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“He'd pitioned Amanda on his ankle and was playing some kind of horsey game, holding her hands and bouncing her on his foot.”

Baby In My Arms

“I was not in the least "horsey"; my sphere was the gaieties of Paris and the gaming-tables of Monte Carlo -- a sphere which has made short work of fortunes compared with which mine would be insignificant.”

Under the Dragon Flag My Experiences in the Chino-Japanese War

“She was a buxom, and by no means unattractive, person of about five-and-thirty, with an irresistibly "horsey" suggestion about her appearance and gait.”

The Idler Magazine, Volume III., July 1893 An Illustrated Monthly

“It was really amusing to recognize the well-known "horsey" look from under the”

Lippincott's Magazine, Vol. 22, September, 1878