Associations to the word «Palfrey»
Noun
- Claremont
- Damsel
- Cooke
- Bridle
- Steed
- Sancho
- Rein
- Quixote
- Trapping
- Marble
- Charger
- Deborah
- Saddle
- Jacobs
- Mule
- Mane
- Sarah
- Glade
- Dorothea
- Plow
- Visage
- Litter
- Marjorie
- Stirrup
- Hap
- Vic
- Chivalry
- Knight
- Gait
- Squire
- Groom
- Mare
- Ride
- Madam
- Sean
- Emerson
- Spur
- Courtyard
- Ass
- Horse
- Horseback
- Helen
- Westminster
- Attendant
- Salem
- Duchess
- Judith
- Prudence
- Osborne
- Lisa
- Lady
- Whip
- Maiden
- Fairy
- Harvard
- Armour
- Alice
- Banner
- Mistress
- Harness
- Rider
- Massachusetts
- Forward
- Joan
- Cloak
- Divinity
- Phillips
- Webb
- Francesco
- Kay
- Icon
- Hastings
- Lizard
- Gem
- Equilibrium
- Dorothy
- Tennis
- Cloth
- Vow
Wiktionary
PALFREY, noun. (historical) A small horse with a smooth, ambling gait, popular in the Middle Ages with nobles and women.
PALFREY, proper noun. A surname.
Dictionary definition
PALFREY, noun. Especially a light saddle horse for a woman.
Wise words
The chief difference between words and deeds is that words
are always intended for men for their approbation, but deeds
can be done only for God.