The term broken wind refers to a horse that has Recurrent Airway Obstruction (also known as Heaves or COPD). Similar to Asthma in humans, its root cause can be a multitude of things, though it is often mold spores in hay or bedding. The end result is a horse that has a difficult time breathing - ranging in severity from mild to severe (when they struggle to breathe even when standing still).
"Al" is Arabic for "The", and it is used often in the name of Arabian horses.[1]
The term echodermis is referring to a person's skin. This is the scientific name and definition for this term. It is used often in Science and other professions.
I'm not familiar with horses being called "bobos." It is possible that this is a regional nickname or slang term for horses in certain areas. However, it is not a commonly recognized term.
The phrase "Hey is for horses" is used to gently remind someone not to call out "Hey" as a way to get someone's attention, as it is considered rude. It is a playful way to discourage using a term typically associated with horses in a human interaction.
Philip or Phillip, which happens to be my name it is of Celtic descent
"Al" is Arabic for "The", and it is used often in the name of Arabian horses.[1]
To be a horses @$$, is to be an @$$hole
this term is referring to France.
Someone or something that did something daring supposedly "Ran with the Horses". Awesome_oasis
bird hipped
lizard-hipped
Sweep
It may mean that you or someone is looking for a medical term that means referring to these various organs. They all would end in -al.
"Phys Ed" is a scholastic term referring to exercise.
The term "body only" when referring to a camera means that the camera is being sold without any additional lenses or accessories.
I'm not familiar with the term "suderline." It may be a misspelling or a niche term. Can you provide more context or clarify the term you are referring to?
less reactive