galloped
Moved at speed
Galloped is the past tense of gallop, the fastest gait of a horse—a full-speed run with all four hooves leaving the ground between strides.
The word extends to any rapid movement: She galloped through the report.
The horse galloped across the field.
Inflation galloped out of control.
Moved with great speed
- rushedDone with excessive speed
- boltedFastened or fled suddenly
- dashedMoved with sudden speed
- flewTraveled through air
tore · hurtled · charged · sprinted · streaked · barreled · careened · thundered
Relating to horsemanship
- hoofbeatsEquine footfall sounds
- canterModerate equine gait
- trotPace between walk, canter
- stallionIntact male breeding horse
mare · saddle · bridle · mane · reins · rider · jockey · steeplechase
raced
Moved with great speed
flew · tore · hurtled · charged · sprinted · streaked · barreled · careened · thundered · accelerated
equestrian
Relating to horsemanship
stallion · mare · saddle · bridle · mane · reins · rider · jockey · steeplechase · thoroughbred
hoofbeats
Equine footfall sounds
pounding · thundering · staccato · pulse · pace · meter · drumming · tattoo · syncopation
surged
Increased suddenly and forcefully
- soaredFlew or rose dramatically
- skyrocketedRose sharply and suddenly
- escalatedIncreased in severity
accelerated · spiked · ballooned · spiraled · rocketed · inflation · prices · costs · spending · deficit
- galloping horseEquine moving at fastest gait
- galloping hooves
- in full gallopRunning at top speed