Stallion

/ˈstæliən/

Meaning & Definition

noun

An uncastrated male horse, especially one that is used for breeding.

The farmer decided to keep a stallion for breeding purposes.

A male horse that is typically over the age of four and is used for competition or as a sire.

The championship stallion won first place in the equestrian show.

A remarkable male horse known for its beauty or pedigree.

They showcased their prized stallion at the horse fair.

A term used metaphorically to refer to a strong or vigorous man, especially in terms of sexual prowess.

He was known as a stallion among his peers due to his charm and confidence.

Middle English 'stallioun', from Old French 'estalon', based on Latin 'stalliones'

wild stallion

A free-roaming male horse, often seen as untamed or spirited.

stallion status

Refers to a person or thing considered to be very impressive.

mare

A female horse.

foal

A young horse, especially one that is less than a year old.

colt

A young male horse, typically one that is under four years of age.

A man who is sexually attractive and confident.

He's got that stallion vibe; all the girls are into him.

A term for someone who is very successful or charismatic.

After his promotion, he walked around like a real stallion.