What does horselet mean?
Horselet means A young or little horse; foal; pony..
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Pronunciation varies by accent · noun
A young or little horse; foal; pony..
As for the Entrails of Hogs, and eſpecially the Horſelet, which Publius Syrus preferred before all Meats, I find them to be ſtopping, and of bad Nouriſhment;
The crowd of merry-makers who left the Palace tired and happy after pantomime and tea, contained a few pale young journalists, as tired and not less happy, who had neither witnessed the adventures of Robinson Crusoe, nor tasted the delights of the Camera Obscura, who had bought no sweets and put no pennies into automatic machines, who had neither been weighed, nor tested their strength, nor run races with mechanical horselets, but who had the proud satisfaction of knowing that they had done something towards enriching the Post Office and ruining their employer.
They say most any guy can lead a horse to water, yes, indeed; but then, you bet, it takes some gink to make his horselets take the drink.
An ancient landslide had trapped them in a side canyon, went the story, and they evolved into tiny horselets.
Use horselet when its meaning, tone and grammar fit the full sentence. A synonym is not always a direct replacement.
Horselet means A young or little horse; foal; pony..
Common synonyms include horseling.
The opposite depends on the specific sense.
As for the Entrails of Hogs, and eſpecially the Horſelet, which Publius Syrus preferred before all Meats, I find them to be ſtopping, and of bad Nouriſhment;
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