Misride
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech verb
Quick meaning: Misride is a verb meaning To ride badly or wrongly.
Meaning
To ride badly or wrongly.
Example Sentences
At such a time, you couldn't spur him or misride him to the wrong spot with the strength of Superman.
A glance suffices to tell him if a horse has been "stiffened," and clever indeed must that jockey be who can pull or misride a horse without his eager eye detecting him.
It is as if a man came to me and said: "I present you with this horse, which is likely a Derby winner", and I, in possession of a racing stable, were to turn to my grooms and jockeys and say: “How can we lame it, break its wind or misride it so that one of my worn-out old cab horses will not be out-classed?"
Word Forms
- misrides
- misriding
- misrode
- misridden
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