break in
Soften new shoes
To break in is to enter by force: Someone broke in through the back window.
It also means to interrupt: She broke in before he could finish.
Breaking in new shoes or equipment means wearing or using them until they're comfortable.
Breaking in a new employee means training them.
A break-in is an instance of unlawful entry.
Unauthorized person present
- burglarOne who breaks in
- theftUnlawful taking of property
- robberyTheft through intimidation
- forced entryIllegal building intrusion
trespass · alarm · security · lockpick · ransack · steal · heist · loot
Insert remarks abruptly
- cut inInterrupt or intrude suddenly
- butt inInterject without welcome
- intrudeEnter uninvited
- disruptInterrupt and disorder
intervene · chime in · barge in · conversation · derail · digress · interpose · obtrude
Mounted rider's seat
- bridleEquine control harness
- halterAnimal restraint rope
- riderOne who mounts transport
- mountClimb up or steed
colt · bronco · domesticate · gentle · accustom · habituate · desensitize · discipline
intruder
Unauthorized person present
forced entry · trespass · alarm · security · lockpick · ransack · steal · heist · loot · home invasion
interject
Insert remarks abruptly
disrupt · intervene · chime in · barge in · conversation · derail · digress · interpose · obtrude · impinge
saddle
Mounted rider's seat
mount · colt · bronco · domesticate · gentle · accustom · habituate · desensitize · discipline · obedient
shoes
Protective foot coverings
comfortable · soften · stretch · mold · loosen · fit · blister · new · adjust · footwear
- intrusionsintrusion, intrude, intruder, intruding, barging in
- adaptadapt, adjust, acclimate, accommodate, accustom
- breakbreakaway, breakdown, breakout, breakthrough, breakup
- chime ininterject, interrupt, butt in, cut in, jump in
- horsemanshipriding lesson, riding lessons, riding school, riding schools, riding instructor
- educateteach, instruct, educate, tutor, school