Meaning & use

Trotter

noun·Everyday

Last updated

The foot of a pig or sheep, especially when prepared and eaten as food.

See it in a sentence

The chef braised the trotters for hours until the meat fell off the bone.

Grandpa's favorite winter dish was pickled trotters with mustard.

A note on using this word

In horse racing, a 'trotter' instead means a horse bred and trained to race at a trot rather than a gallop.

Another way to use it

2. noun

A horse bred or trained to race at a trot, pulling a light two-wheeled cart.

The trotter rounded the final bend just ahead of the field.

Make it your own

Write a sentence using “Trotter”, then compare your use with the examples above.

Your draft stays on this page and is not sent anywhere.