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wild horses

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Definition: Play

noun. undomesticated or feral domestic horse

Sentence: Play Play

The cowboys caught and tamed wild horses.

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The cowboys caught and tamed wild horses.

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Who is responsible for managing wild horses and the lands they live on?

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Why do wild horses spend most of their time grazing?

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Why were wild horses killed in the American West?

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Why do wild horses mature more slowly than domestic horses?

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How fast can a band of wild horses run?

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The wild horses were penned in the corral.

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Why do so many wild horses live in Nevada?

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Where do more than half of the wild horses live?

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When Jake and Sam went to go see if there were wild horses on Caleb's land who did they meet?

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Which are true about pirates hanging a lantern around a wild horses neck?

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What do wild horses need for survival?

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Synonyms: Play

undomesticated horse; feral horse; horse that is not broken

Antonyms: Play

tame horse

How many syllables in wild horses?

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