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gallop(2) (iou)



gallop verb. E16.
[Old French galoper: see WALLOP verb.]
I.
verb intrans. Of a horse or its rider: move at a gallop. E16.
b. Move or progress rapidly (lit. & fig.). L16.
galloping consumption a consumptive disease that progresses at a rapid pace.
c. fig. Foll. by through, (rare) over: read, recite, execute, etc., at great speed. colloq. L18.
J. W. Croker Do not gallop through my letter..but read it over and over again.
verb trans. Make (a horse etc.) go at a gallop. M16.
verb trans. Traverse (a space) at a gallop. Long rare. L16.
Shakespeare Titus Andronicus The golden sun..Gallops the zodiac in his glistering coach.
verb trans. Transport at a gallop or at great speed. L19.
II.
verb intrans. Dance the galop. Now rare. E19.