All 11 Uses

stallion
in
The Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman
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When we came up even with the corral, a black stallion ran long the fence whinnying and bobbing his head.†
Chpt 2 *
When we was going back home, the stallion heard us coming or he smelt Joe's scent in the air, and he ran long the fence again.†
Chpt 2
I laid down there numb awhile, and when I got up I saw that he had swung upon his own horse and was going after the stallion.†
Chpt 2
When they heard the stallion was loose they saddled their horses and went after him.†
Chpt 2
Early the next morning they came back with the stallion and with Joe tied to his own horse.†
Chpt 2
They said Joe had cornered and roped the stallion, but with no saddle to tie the rope on, the stallion had jecked him off his horse and had dragged him through the swamps.†
Chpt 2
They said Joe had cornered and roped the stallion, but with no saddle to tie the rope on, the stallion had jecked him off his horse and had dragged him through the swamps.†
Chpt 2
Soon as the minute was up a young boy called Gable got on the stallion.†
Chpt 2
The stallion throwed him, but he got back on.†
Chpt 2
The stallion throwed him again and he got back on him again.†
Chpt 2
He kept getting back on till the stallion couldn't throw him no more.†
Chpt 2

Definitions:

(1) (stallion)
a male horse that has not been castrated (gelded) -- especially one used for breeding purposes
(2) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)