n.
- The raised rear part of a saddle.
- A corner, segment, or portion; a piece: a cantle of land.
[Middle English cantel, corner, from Old French, from Medieval Latin cantellus, from Vulgar Latin *cantus. See cant1.]
Dictionary:
can·tle (kăn'tl)
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[Middle English cantel, corner, from Old French, from Medieval Latin cantellus, from Vulgar Latin *cantus. See cant1.]
| Veterinary Dictionary: cantle |
The back-most part of the saddle seat; the place to grasp when mounting.
| WordNet: cantle |
The noun has one meaning:
Meaning #1:
the back of a saddle seat
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