sattle

/ˈsædəl/

Definitions

1. noun

a structure or part of a structure that carries the weight of something, especially a horse’s rider

“The horse’s saddle was worn and needed to be replaced.”

2. verb

to place or put someone or something on a horse’s back, especially in preparation for riding

“She saddled up her horse and began to ride.”

3. verb

to prepare or equip something, especially a plan or an idea, for action or use

“The team had to saddle their new strategy with a lot of resources.”

Synonyms

  • bridle
  • girth
  • pommel

Antonyms

  • dismount
  • unseat