ponies

Diminutive stable dwellers

Ponies are small horses, typically standing under 14.2 hands at maturity.

The word often suggests a child's mount or a gentle riding animal.

In British slang, a pony is twenty-five pounds sterling.

In American slang, to pony up is to pay what's owed: Time to pony up for your share of the bill.

A pony is also a small glass for liquor or a crib sheet for cheating on exams.

horses

foals

Infant equines

geldings · Shetland · Welsh · Connemara · Dartmoor · Exmoor · Highland · Chincoteague · Iceland · manes

riding

trekking

Long-distance foot travel

lessons · mounting · dismounting · posting · reins · stirrups · helmet · jodhpurs · rosettes · competitions

children

carousel

Revolving platform with seats

rocking horse · hobby horse · stick horse · toy · plush · storybook · lead rope · gentle · beginner

slang

pounds

Mass measurement units

cash · money · betting · wager · racecourse · bookmaker · stakes

Categories
Opposites
size/maturity of equine

poniesdraft horses

Heavy breeds for hauling

Clydesdales · Shires · horses · warhorses · Percherons

status/prestige (in equestrian contexts)

poniesthoroughbreds

Animals of unmixed lineage

warmbloods · racehorses · Arabians · steeplechasers

Phrases
Family

ponied

Familiarity
Top 10,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G