Definitions
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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
neigh .
Etymologies
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Examples
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And strange, but Alroy was relieved by having given way to his emotion, and, charmed with the fondness of the faithful horse, he leant down and took water, and threw it over its feet to cool them, and wiped the foam from its face, and washed it, and the horse again neighed.
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Apelles then brought it over to show Bucephalas, who neighed in apparent approval.
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She neighed at the presentation of a glass pony and described the benefactor as the most gorgeous woman with legs as tall as skyscrapers.
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Apelles then brought it over to show Bucephalas, who neighed in apparent approval.
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The horses neighed, snapped, reared, and fought as best they could, but in the end, they had about as much chance at escape as we did.
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“Thank you,” he neighed even though he had taught himself not to neigh.
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A carnival should be all growls, roars like timberlands stacked, bundled, rolled and crashed, great explosions of lion dust, men ablaze with working anger, pop bottles jangling, horse brasses shivering, engines and elephants in full stampede through rains of sweat while zebras neighed and trembled and like cage trapped in cage.
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Apelles then brought it over to show Bucephalas, who neighed in apparent approval.
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Mr. Giggles neighed loudly as I set his foot back on the ground.
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He jerked the rope again, and the horse neighed and nipped.
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