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Definition of foxhunter

foxhunter

/ˈfɑːksˌhʌn.tɚ/
fox · hun · ter

Plural:foxhunters
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• noun

1

A person who participates in the sport of hunting foxes, typically on horseback with a pack of hounds.

Example

"The veteran foxhunter wore a traditional scarlet coat and riding boots for the autumn meet."


2

A strong, agile horse of the family Equidae bred or trained specifically for riding in fox hunts across open countryside and jumping obstacles.

Example

"She purchased a seasoned Irish foxhunter capable of clearing tall stone walls and hedges with ease."

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