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Bestride

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Verb

1. bestride, climb on, get on, hop on, jump on, mount, mount up

get up on the back of

Example Sentences:
'mount a horse'

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Bestride

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verb -strides, -striding, -strode or archaic -strid, -stridden or archaic -strid (transitive)
1. 
to have or put a leg on either side of
2. 
to extend across; span
3. 
to stride over or across

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Bestride

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verb transitiveWord forms: beˈstrode (bɛˈstroʊd ; bestrōdˈ), beˈstridden (bɛˈstrɪdən ; bestridˈ'n), beˈstriding
1. 
to sit on, mount, or stand over with a leg on each side; straddle
2.  Archaic
to stride over or across

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Bestride

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tr.v. be·strode (-strōd), be·strid·den (-strĭdn), be·strid·ing, be·strides
1. To sit or stand on with the legs astride; straddle.
2. To dominate by position; tower over: "Hitler's ghost, the specter that ... bestrides mid-twentieth-century history" (Economist).
3. Archaic To step or stride across.

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