trotter

• Nom désignant la patte d'un porc ou d'un mouton, en particulier utilisée comme aliment, ou un cheval entraîné au trot, notamment pour les courses de trot attelé.

A noun referring to the foot of a pig or sheep, especially when used as food, or a horse trained to trot, particularly for harness racing.

1. Animal foot used as foodB2formalculinary

   The foot of a pig or sheep, especially when cooked and eaten as food.

   Pied d'animal (de porc ou de mouton) utilisé comme aliment

   • Pig trotters are often used in traditional stews.
   • She ordered a dish of braised lamb trotters.
   • The chef prepared the trotters with a rich sauce.

2. Harness racing horseB2formalsport

   A horse that is trained to trot, especially one used in harness racing competitions.

   trotteur de course

   • The trotter won the race by a narrow margin.
   • He owns a champion trotter that competes nationally.
   • The trainer worked with the trotter to improve its speed.

   Synonymestrotting horse