Trotter

/ˈtrɒtər/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A person or animal who trots, typically used in a context of movement or speed.

The horse was an excellent trotter, easily winning the race.

The foot or leg of a trotting animal, often used in a metaphorical sense.

The muscular build of the trotter suggested it was an experienced racer.

A pig's foot, especially in culinary contexts.

The dish featured slow-cooked trotters that were rich in flavor and texture.

Late Middle English, from the verb 'trot' + agent suffix '-er'

trampling in the trotters

To walk heavily or noisily.

trotting along

Moving on foot at a brisk pace.

trot

To run at a pace faster than a walk but slower than a canter.

gait

A manner of walking or moving on foot.

Trotter Class

He's part of the trotter class, always in a hurry.

Trotter's Delight

After jogging, a trotter's delight is a hearty meal.