Definitions
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- v. To list or recite quickly.
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- v. bring out and show for inspection and admiration
Etymologies
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Examples
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In the interim, however, there wasn’t a store in Manhattan or a bridal shop in the tristate area that wasn’t given the opportunity to trot out every gown in their stockrooms.
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Mary held the reins as tightly as her stiff fingers would permit as she directed her horse to trot out of the gates of Chatsworth and onto the path leading to her next residence of incarceration, Sheffield Castle.
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Doc picked up a hypodermic syringe, filled it quickly with water to which a drop of another liquid added a brownish-yellow color, and forced his tired old legs into a reasonably rapid trot out of the side door and toward Communications.
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He'd been expecting her to trot out some esoteric data from the Institute's angel-control studies.
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The Samuel Goldwyn Company continues to trot out muscle-heads dressed in the red, white, and blue with names like Bronco, Flame, and Cyclone.
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When I saw Red Sox manager trot out Junichi Tazawa to pitch the 14th, I smiled and looked at Elton Ottley, one of my favorite Legends employees.
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