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Synonyms for Foal:
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n.
• animal- foal .
Other synonyms:
- Joey ,
- albumen ,
- calf ,
- calve ,
- colt ,
- cub ,
- filly ,
- hatch ,
- heifer ,
- kid ,
- kitten ,
- piglet ,
- porker ,
- procreate ,
- pullet ,
- pup ,
- puppy ,
- reproduce ,
- spawn ,
- suckling ,
- suckling pig ,
- yearling .
- baby .
- juvenile .
Other relevant words:
- Aurelia ,
- Bantling ,
- Birdling ,
- Chickling ,
- Chicky ,
- Codlin ,
- DO ,
- Garran ,
- Garron ,
- Nympha ,
- Sheltie ,
- Shelty ,
- Waler ,
- Whiffet ,
- Whipster ,
- Yean ,
- Yeanling ,
- accept ,
- bairn ,
- barb ,
- bayard ,
- be confined ,
- bear ,
- bear a child ,
- bear young ,
- beast ,
- beast of burden ,
- beget ,
- bidet ,
- birth ,
- boy ,
- brat ,
- break ,
- bring ,
- bring forth ,
- broncho ,
- bronco ,
- brood mare ,
- bullock ,
- cadet ,
- callant ,
- callow ,
- carry ,
- cart horse ,
- cast ,
- caterpillar ,
- catling ,
- cattle ,
- cayuse ,
- charger ,
- chicken ,
- child ,
- chit ,
- chrysalis ,
- cob ,
- cocoon ,
- codling ,
- consign ,
- construct ,
- convey ,
- courser ,
- cow pony ,
- create ,
- creature ,
- critter ,
- deliver ,
- develop ,
- dobbin ,
- dogie ,
- draft horse ,
- dray horse ,
- drop ,
- duckling ,
- elf ,
- engender ,
- entire ,
- equine ,
- farrow ,
- fetch ,
- fledgling ,
- foals ,
- foetus ,
- fry ,
- fryer ,
- galloway ,
- gelding ,
- generate ,
- genet ,
- girl ,
- give birth ,
- goer ,
- gosling ,
- grow ,
- hack ,
- have ,
- have a baby ,
- have young ,
- hobbledehoy ,
- hopeful ,
- horse ,
- hunter ,
- jade ,
- jennet ,
- jument ,
- ketch ,
- kit ,
- labor ,
- labour ,
- lad ,
- lambkin ,
- larva ,
- litter ,
- little one ,
- mare ,
- master ,
- minor ,
- mount ,
- multiply ,
- mustang ,
- nag ,
- nest ,
- nestling ,
- nymph ,
- olive branch ,
- orphan ,
- pack horse ,
- pad ,
- palfrey ,
- pickaninny ,
- polliwog ,
- pony ,
- post horse ,
- prancer ,
- prepare ,
- produce ,
- punch ,
- pupa ,
- racehorse ,
- racer ,
- roadster ,
- roan ,
- sap ,
- schoolboy ,
- scion ,
- seedling ,
- shoat ,
- staddle ,
- stallion ,
- stand ,
- steed ,
- stripling ,
- stud ,
- studhorse ,
- tadpole ,
- take ,
- tarpan ,
- tendril ,
- thoroughbred ,
- throw ,
- tit ,
- top horse ,
- travail ,
- urchin ,
- war-horse ,
- weaner ,
- whippersnapper ,
- wild horse ,
- young horse ,
- youngster ,
- younker ,
- youth .
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What are the hypernyms for Foal?
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What are the hyponyms for Foal?
Hyponyms are more specific words categorized under a broader term, known as a hypernym.
hyponyms for foal (as nouns)
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animal
young mammal.
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animal
hyponyms for foal (as verbs)
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body
birth, have, bear, give birth, deliver.
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body
What are the holonyms for Foal?
Holonyms are words that denote a whole whose part is denoted by another word.
holonyms for foal (as nouns)
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animal
horse, Equus Caballus.
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animal
Usage examples for Foal
A horse gets tired of it, and when it knows the circumstances it loses all pleasure in life, and seems to say: 'I'm not such a fool as to grow for nothing, I'll be a foal all my life.
"St. Peter's Umbrella"
I knew the place very well, for that brute of a tiger had killed a foal there only two days before, and I had directed Abe there in the hope that he would drop across its tracks.
"Tales from the Veld"
Paul was slow at first, ungainly as a young foal, strong without grace, shy of attempting anything new to him, and not liking to be noticed.
"Paul Patoff"
Famous quotes with Foal
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Poor little foal of an oppressèd race! I love the languid patience of thy face.
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