Meaning & Definition of Trotter in English
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Trotter
A person or animal that trots; specifically, a type of pig raised for food.
Pronunciation:
/ˈtrɒtər/Part of Speech:
nounPlural:
trottersDetailed Definitions
Definition: One that trots, especially a horse or pig.
Example Sentence: The horse was a fast trotter on the race track.
Definition: A pig, especially one raised for food.
Example Sentence: The butcher prepared several trotters for the special dish.
Definition: A person who is often on foot; a pedestrian.
Example Sentence: As a city trotter, he preferred walking to driving.
Etymology
Origin: Late Middle English, from the verb 'trot' + agent suffix '-er'
Synonyms
moverwalkerrunnerpedestrian
Common Phrases and Expressions
- trampling in the trotters: To walk heavily or noisily.
- trotting along: Moving on foot at a brisk pace.
Translations
- Spanish: andador
- French: trottin
- German: Tretter
- Russian: пешеход
Related Words
- trot: To run at a pace faster than a walk but slower than a canter.
- gait: A manner of walking or moving on foot.
Slang Meanings of trotter
Meaning: Trotter Class
Example Sentence: He's part of the trotter class, always in a hurry.
Meaning: Trotter's Delight
Example Sentence: After jogging, a trotter's delight is a hearty meal.