tucket

/ˈtʌkɪt/

Definitions

1. noun

A flourish or sudden movement of the horse’s legs, especially when the rider gives the signal to jump.

“The show jumper’s horse performed a perfect tucket, clearing the high fence with ease.”

2. noun

A sudden loud sound, especially of a trumpet.

“The musician’s trumpet made a loud tucket that echoed through the stadium.”

Synonyms

  • bound
  • flourish

Antonyms

  • hesitation