Definition

A person or animal that moves in a specific way, especially a horse that has a smooth, rhythmic gait.

Example

The racker moved gracefully across the field, showcasing its unique gait.

Conversation

Have you ever seen a racker in action?

No, I haven't! What makes them special?

They have this unique gait that's really smooth and elegant.

That sounds amazing! I would love to see one sometime.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

The word 'racker' originates from the Old English 'racan', meaning to stretch or to draw out. It refers to a person or thing that stretches or racks something, often used in contexts like a 'rack' for holding items.

Memory Tip

Think of 'racking' something out, which means stretching or drawing it out — that's why a 'racker' is associated with that action.

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