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trot

verb as in move along briskly

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Four-legged animals that start walking and gradually pick up speed will automatically fall into a trot at some point.

Audition reel sketches are really just an excuse to let the cast trot out their best celebrity impressions, particularly Chloe Fineman, who figures heavily into this one for the movie adaptation of “Wicked.”

Allow me to trot out a well-worn phrase that we hear just about every election, how this one is the most important of our lifetime.

But he still won there four times on the trot, from 1962-65.

From BBC

“You were gonna have to use everybody, we knew that. So we just started trotting guys out there.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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