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Trotter (Noun)

A horse trained to trot; especially a horse trained for harness racing.

Nouns denoting animals.

The trotter's muscles rippled beneath its gleaming coat as it moved effortlessly around the track.
She had always dreamed of owning a champion trotter, and now her horse was finally competing at the top level.
The driver expertly guided the trotter through the crowded field, its hooves pounding out a steady rhythm on the track.
As a young girl, she had spent hours watching the trotters train at the nearby stable, mesmerized by their speed and agility.
The owner proudly led his prize-winning trotter into the ring, where it would be feted as the champion of the season.

Foot of a pig or sheep especially one used as food.

Nouns denoting animals.

Pork trotters are considered a delicacy in some Asian cuisines, where they are slow-cooked to make a rich, gelatinous stew.
Trotters were boiled to make a flavorful broth, then discarded in the kitchen of the old mansion.
In traditional Scottish cuisine, pig's trotters are used to make a hearty stew called hae mauchie.
Some high-end restaurants feature roasted lamb trotters as a specialty dish.
In Caribbean cooking, pork trotters are slow-cooked with vegetables to make a savory and tender stew.