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Often used in the same context:
mare,
stallion,
yearling,
filly,
colt,
broodmare,
sire,
gelding,
horse,
racehorse,
calves,
ridgling,
roan,
trotter,
granddam,
heifer,
ewe,
grandsire,
calver,
equines,
decarchy,
galloper,
palomino,
foreleg,
russeting,
cria,
grandam,
graustark,
progeny,
barathea,
pup,
stayer,
thoroughbred,
breeder,
homebred,
outcross,
verglas,
diesis,
volksraad,
appaloosa,
bel esprit,
strapper,
quarterhorse,
offspring,
frizette,
skewbald,
fetlock,
trakehner,
guineas,
glowlamp,
medicean,
roman arch,
lambs,
apercu,
gimmer,
sweet talker,
piglets,
stablemate,
dystocia,
dairy cow,
peeress,
quick temper,
ancestress,
gns,
futurity,
nearctic,
puppies,
kelpie,
percheron,
colic,
claimer,
cannon bone,
victress,
latent heat,
romneya,
pentelicus,
sesamoid,
upsetter,
beldame,
holsteins,
inamorato,
maffioso,
horseman,
tup,
ponies,
hambletonian,
bloodstock,
pacer,
monticule,
undescended testicle,
suspensory ligament,
chestnut,
helenus,
standardbred,
ogygian,
moonshell,
cerin,
fetlock joint,
seattle slew,
greyhounds,
spun sugar,
pastern,
foals,
pups,
baby,
calf,
infant,
kitten,
chick,
cub,
dog,
camel,
bird,
child,
fawn,
brood,
dry,
exhausting,
fetal,
swine,
cattle,
drought,
gestational,
larval,
over,
posttransplant,
summer,
toddler,
transplant,
tuber,
tumour,
udder,
vernal
More specific:
colt,
filly
More general:
bear,
birth,
birthe,
deliver,
give birth,
have,
young mammal
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— Adjectives for foal:
young,
newborn,
little,
first,
new,
old,
born,
second,
live,
white,
dead,
more...
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