horses

nounverbcommon in dialogue

United States//ˈhoɹsɪz//
United States//ˈhoɹsəz//
//ˈhɔːɹsɪz//
//ˈhɔːɹsəz//
//ˈhɔːsɪz//

Horsepower.

noun

1
slangHorsepower.
I got four hundred horses tucked under the hood.
This is a diagnostic test of your engine. You're supposed to have an output of a hundred and sixty-eight horses at sixty-two hundred R.P.M.s. You're nowhere near that.
2
Also a form of horseplural of horse

verb

1
Also a form of horsethird-person singular simple present indicative of horse

horseman · A man who rides a horse.Horseman · A surname originating as an occupation.horsepower · Power derived from the motion of a horse.

horses · Horsepower.

Horton · A town and locality in the Bundaberg Region, Queensland,…hose · A flexible tube conveying water or other fluid.Hose · A surname.

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