Definition

A type of carousel or a racehorse, often used for entertainment or racing purposes.

Example

The children enjoyed riding the galloper at the amusement park.

Conversation

Have you ever ridden a galloper at the fair?

Yeah, it's so much fun going in circles!

I love how fast they go; it feels like flying.

Definitely! It's like a mini-adventure every time.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Galloper is formed from "gallop" (from Old French *galoper*, meaning to run swiftly) and "-er" (meaning a person who). A galloper is a person who runs swiftly, often used in the context of horses or racing.

Memory Tip

Think of someone who 'runs swiftly' — 'gallop' refers to that fast movement, and '-er' indicates a person. A galloper is someone who runs fast.

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