crupper
noun
crup·per ˈkrə-pər 
ˈkru̇-
ˈkru̇- 1
: a leather loop passing under a horse's tail and buckled to the saddle
2
: croup entry 1
broadly : buttocks
Word History
Etymology
Middle English croper, croppere, borrowed from Anglo-French croupere (continental Old French croupiere) from croupe croup entry 1 + -ere -er entry 2
First Known Use
14th century, in the meaning defined at sense 1
- equation
- equation clock
- equation of continuity
- equation of exchange
- equation of light
- equation of motion
- equation of state
- equation of the center
- equation of time
- equational
- equationally
- equations
- equative
- Equatoguinean
- equator
- equator coordinate
- equator of heat
- equator system of coordinates
- equatorial
- equatorial current
- Equatorial Guinea
- Equatorial Guinean
- equatorial horizontal parallax
- equatorial plane
- equatorial plate