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horse block

noun

  1. a step or block of stone, wood, etc., for getting on or off a horse or in or out of a vehicle.


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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of horse block1

First recorded in 1745–55
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Or there are cases involving U.S. citizens trafficking other U.S. citizens, such as the “Horse Block Pimpin’ ” prosecution, in which defendants trafficked 55 women mostly across the Mid-Atlantic region.

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The umbrella venture, prosecutors said, was called, “Horse Block Pimpin,” although Bonner dubbed his particular part “Ace Block Pimpin.”

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An obliging breeze caught it, and it scuttled off around the corner and would have been home ahead of me if it hadn’t collided with a horse block.

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There were the white-washed posts where the farm road began, the horse block where he bade the goose farmer good-by, but the farmhouse itself had disappeared.

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"Will you tell me why it has 'State Asylum' on the horse block?" she said.

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