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trot

[trot] / trÉ’t /
VERB
move along briskly
Synonyms
Antonyms
STRONG


Example Sentences

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Next door, lads in vintage claret and blue begin to trot out and warm up.

From BBC

Wolves have slowly returned to California, trotting in from other states.

From Los Angeles Times

Many were first-generation Asian Americans, drawn to the artistry of the tango, fox trot and cha-cha after having spent most of their lives working and raising children.

From New York Times

I doubt that I would have found this resource if not for Lemon's latest recurrence of the cognitive trots.

From Salon

Bartley pushed himself up from the steps and into a trot.

From Washington Post