Halter

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 229
hawlt'er, n. a head-rope for holding and leading a horse a rope lor hanging criminals a strong strap or cord. v.t. to catch or bind with a rope. fA S. healftcr; Ger. halfter the root uncertain.] Halting, hawlt'ing, ad/, holding back stopping limping —adv. Haltingly. (parts.
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