galop
/ɡəˈlɒp/Definitions
1. noun
A fast gait of a horse, with all four legs moving at once; a galloping horse.
“The horse began a galop, racing across the open field with ease.”
2. verb
To move or ride at a gallop, typically with a sense of excitement or urgency.
“The children galopped through the park, laughing and playing together.”
3. verb
In ballet, to jump and move on both feet, often in a particular rhythmic pattern.
“The ballet dancer galopped across the stage, her movements fluid and precise.”