halters in English

noun

1

a rope or strap with a noose or headstall placed around the head of a horse or other animal, used for leading or tethering it.

Much of the program is taught to the human and the horse using a rope halter and rope hackamore.

2

a strap by which the bodice of a sleeveless dress or top is fastened or held behind at the neck, leaving the shoulders and back bare.

tourists in halter tops and shorts

3

the balancing organ of a two-winged fly, seen as either of a pair of knobbed filaments that take the place of the hind wings, vibrating during flight.

verb

1

put a halter on (an animal).

In silence and in darkness they loaded the carriage and haltered the horses.

noun

• haltere, balancer
• hackamore
• hemp

verb

• cramp, hamper, strangle

Use "halters" in a sentence

1. Saddle Pads Horse Blankets Headstalls and Bridles Breast Collars Bits Cinches, Girths & Tie Straps Flank Straps Reins Stirrups and Fenders Halters and Lead Ropes Protective Gear Show Headstalls-Breast Collars-Halters Spurs and Spur Straps Riding Helmets Horse Training and Safety Equipment

2. The Burghers did indeed wear halters round their necks, but they were accompanied by the town's men-at-arms

3. It's this Bronc halter - from the saddle Bronc riding event - that Bronc halters for saddle horses are patterned after

4. Amigo is designed to be a fun brand, offering a variety of colors with halters, shipping boots or accessories to match.

5. ‘The Curb bit promises collection - contained energy, not free forward movement - and hence submission to the will of the rider.’ ‘The soldiers ride bays or chestnuts and use United States Army regulation saddles, saddlecloths, halters, bridles, and Curb bits.’