prad
prad — noun
1. an older word for a horse, especially in Scottish or northern English dialect an
an older word for a horse, especially in Scottish or northern English dialect and in historical writing about working animals used for riding or carrying loads
Old Angus rode his grey prad into the village market every Tuesday morning.
dialect word for a working horse
The blacksmith's prad stood quietly outside the forge while its owner bought oats.
In the old ballad, a rider is thrown from his prad and walks home.
Sari's grandfather called any workhorse a prad, using a word learned from his own father.
The children laughed when Farmer MacGregor's fat prad tried to jump the low stone wall.
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This sense is now archaic and is found mainly in Scottish and northern English dialect writing, historical novels, and poetry of the 1800s. It is not used in modern everyday English conversation.