gallopings
Rapid hoofbeat sessions
Gallopings is the plural of galloping used as a noun, referring to instances of the fastest gait of a horse or similar animal, where all four feet leave the ground simultaneously.
The word appears rarely as a noun; galloping functions more commonly as a verb form or adjective: the galloping horses, galloping inflation.
Equine footfall sounds
- canteringThree-beat horse gait
- horsesLarge domesticated hoofed mammals
- ridingControlling while mounted
- strideExtended single footstep
gait · thundering · racing · steeds · cavalry · polo · stampede · mounts
Rapid forward movement
- racingSpeed competition sport
- hurtlingMoving dangerously fast
- speedingExceeding posted velocity limits
- dashingSpiritedly stylish and bold
careening · bolting · tearing · flying · rapid · swift · breakneck · hurrying
Rising with sudden force
- soaringRising effortlessly upward
- skyrocketingRising sharply and quickly
- escalatingIncreasing by degrees
- spiralingCurving in widening circles
mounting · climbing · ballooning · rocketing · runaway · inflation · costs · prices
hoofbeats
Equine footfall sounds
- canteringThree-beat horse gait
- horsesLarge domesticated hoofed mammals
- ridingControlling while mounted
stride · gait · thundering · racing · steeds · cavalry · polo · stampede · mounts · trotting
rushing
Rapid forward movement
- racingSpeed competition sport
- hurtlingMoving dangerously fast
- speedingExceeding posted velocity limits
dashing · careening · bolting · tearing · flying · rapid · swift · breakneck · hurrying · accelerating
surging
Rising with sudden force
- soaringRising effortlessly upward
- skyrocketingRising sharply and quickly
- escalatingIncreasing by degrees
spiraling · mounting · climbing · ballooning · rocketing · runaway · inflation · costs · prices · rising
gallopingsstandings
Comparative position list
halts · standstills · stillness · immobility · trots
- galloping horseEquine moving at fastest gait
- galloping hooves