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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 133
See cantaloup. canter1 (kan'tėr), (kan'ter), n. [An abbr. of Canterbury gallop: see gallop.] 1. A moderate running pace of a horse; a moderate or easy gallop. The canter is to the gallop very much what the walk is to the trot, though probably a more artificial pace. Youatt , The Horse, p. 547. IMG:content-3059.png:[blocks in formation] A rapid canter in the "Times" over all the topics of the day. Sir J. Stephen . To win in a canter, in horse - racing , to distance all the other horses so much that urging toward the end of the race is unnece ary; hence, figuratively, to overcome an opponent easily. canter1 (kan'ter), v. [ II. trans. To cause to canter.
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