verb

trot

to trot

The horse began to trot.

The horse began to trot.

He had to trot to catch the bus.

He had to trot to catch the bus.

((sb./sth.)) to move at a pace faster than a walk The horse trotted across the field.

Synonyms: jog, scurry; Antonyms: walk, stand still

From Old French 'troter', of Germanic origin.

Imagine a horse's hooves making a 'trot-trot-trot' sound. It's faster than a walk, slower than a gallop. Also used as a noun: 'a trot'.

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