cantering
- v ride at a canter
- v go at a canter, of horses
- v ride at a cantering pace
- a riding at a gait between a trot and a gallop
the cantering soldiers
- Of course, countless promising drugs have failed after cantering effortlessly through years of trials.
- At last spurring back toward the editors, he swung off his still cantering horse cowboy fashion, lit without losing his balance in a cloud of dust, bowed dramatically.
- Soon the old man with white hair came cantering back up the road down which the peasant had sworn he had not gone.