Definition

A type of horse that is light and strong, originally from Australia, often used for riding and work.

Example

The waler is known for its endurance and ability to adapt to different terrains.

Conversation

Have you ever seen a waler up close?

Yeah, they're pretty impressive horses, aren't they?

I read that they were used in the military a long time ago.

That makes sense; they look strong and rugged enough for it.

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Root Explanation

The word 'waler' originates from the term 'waler' (from Australian English), which refers to a type of horse bred in Australia, particularly known for its endurance and ability to work in various conditions. The term is derived from the name of the state of New South Wales, where these horses were first developed.

Memory Tip

Think of the 'waler' as a horse that comes from New South Wales, known for its strength and versatility.

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