Examples of 'steed' in a sentence
Meaning of "steed"
Steed, when used as a verb, means to ride or mount a horse, particularly in a skillful or confident manner. It is often used in a poetic or literary context to describe the act of riding on horseback with grace and elegance
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- A stallion, especially in the sense of mount.
- A bicycle.
- A surname.
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Upon his steed that swiftly trod.
Mounted upon a hot and fiery steed.
Steed has had to think like a spy.
With steady steed in front that trot.
Steed had me examined by my doctor and dentist.
Finding the right steed has been a struggle.
Steed does not need a little black book.
You are not some white knight on a steed.
Steed on his way over there now.
You still look like a noble steed to me.
Steed had the gun in his hand.
Blessed is the servant of the mighty steed.
An iron steed for all your adventures.
At the head of a knight high on a gray steed.
Or maybe your steed is destined to compete in races.
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I must have seen you sculptured on a steed.
The steed paddles through the water.
I will complete the metaphor of taming a steed.
And the affrighted steed ran on alone.
Much as a king astride his noble steed.
The steed does not retain its speed forever.
You want your royalty on a white steed.
She is a steed fit for a prince.
I even try to call the new steed.
His angry steed did chide his foaming bit.
I had sensed an unseen rider trailing my steed.
His belongings and steed are all still here.
I want you fellows to meet my noble steed.
I need a good steed for my voyage.
Prepare the steel and the steed.
Madame van steed has arrived.
This shall serve as your noble steed.
Steed and a woman have taken the canister.
I wish my father had a steed and came.
Steed left some time ago.
A fearsome knight and his steady steed.
My trusty arabian steed races over the dunes.
And so he rode upon on his noble steed.
Steed has gone to his chalet.
The only man to master that steed.
Steed visits a barber for a shave.
And the man upon his steed.
A steed in the violent impetus of battle.
Screaming and punishing relentlessly his steed.
No other steed can beat him.
Steed does not like the ballet.
He could have let that steed trample me to death.
My steed goes where the wind blows.
But perhaps if you hand over your steed.
A monstrous steed with a fiery anus.
