clydesdale
/ˈklɛdzdæl/ or /ˈklɪdzdæl/Definitions
1. noun
a large draught horse of a breed originating in Scotland; a heavy draft horse, typically of chestnut color with white markings, used for pulling carts and carriages.
“The family took a ride on a horse-drawn carriage pulled by a majestic Clydesdale.”
2. adjective
relating to or characteristic of the Clydesdale horse breed.
“The Clydesdale-style carriage was a popular choice for weddings.”