prancer
ˈprænsər-
(n)
prancer
a mettlesome or fiery horse
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Prancer
A horse which prances. "Then came the captain . . . upon a brave prancer ."
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(n)
prancer
A prancing horse.
In his sleep studies, Dr Emmanuel Mignot has moved his focus to zebrafish after years of studying more cooperative narcoleptic dogs, like Prancer the Doberman pinscher. nytimes.com
Fancy Prancer Sells For $200,000 at F-T. bloodhorse.com
Fancy Prancer , hip 332, sold for $200,000 during the Fasig-Tipton Kentucky winter mixed sale in Lexington. bloodhorse.com
Catch a rockin' live set of surf punk holidaycore from Dancer And Prancer . kexp.org
Prancer is a three year old male Lhasa Apso mix. kttu.com
There are no Dancers or Prancers or Comets or Vixens, no partridges in a pear tree or even nutcrackers dancing when you're sick in the hospital at Christmastime. q98fm.com
What I want is a Prancer. "Put Yourself in His Place" by
Beware of a prancer behind! "Rookwood" by
Now Dasher, now Dancer, now Prancer! "Five Mice in a Mouse-trap" by
I will now ride on the king's prancer as his bridesman to Sweden, to perform what I have neglected. "King Eric and the Outlaws, Vol. 3" by
Fops, fiddlers, and dancers,
So volatile, versatile, nimble; Pimps, parasites, spyers, Apostates, rogues, liars,
State coblers; and knights of the thimble.
As we charged on Tilly's line,
And his Walloon lancers,
Smiting through their midst we'll teach
Civil look and decent speech
To these boyish prancers!'
