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gallop through
gallop through something
1. Lit. [for a horse] to pass through something at a gallop. Her horse galloped through the garden and dumped her in the cabbages. A few horses galloped through the meadow.
2. Fig. to go through something quickly; to do or perform something rapidly and perhaps carelessly. Mike galloped through his song and left the stage in a hurry. Don't just gallop through your homework!
Common Names:
Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
Peony | | PEE-ə-nee | English (Rare) |
Dion | | DEE-ahn (English), dee-AHN (English) | Ancient Greek, English |
Zarathushtra | | - | Ancient Persian |
Harding | | HAHR-ding | English |
Monifa | | - | Western African, Yoruba |
Mat | | MAT | English |