Throppled, thrappled

a. [f. THROPPLE sb. + -ED².] Having a thropple (of a specified kind). Chiefly used of horses.

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1607. Markham, Caval., III. (1617), 15. Cock-throppled [see COCK-THROPPLED]. Ibid. (1614), Cheap Husb. (1623), 47. A full eye, open nostrill, wide jawed, loose thropled, deepe neckt.

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1725. Bradley’s Fam. Dict., s.v. Pursiness, When the Horse is Cock-thropled, for that his Throple or Wind-pipe being so long, he is not able to draw it [breath] in and out with so much Ease and Pleasure as other Horses do that are loose thropled.

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1834. Cock-thrappled [see COCK-THROPPLED].

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