colt /kōlt or kolt/

1. A young horse
2. An awkward, somewhat clumsy, person
3. An inexperienced youth
4. Esp in sports and games, a young, inexperienced player
5. A rope's end used as an instrument of punishment (nautical)

To frisk like a colt

1. To cheat (archaic)
2. To give the rope's end, to beat

coltˈish adjective

1. Like a colt
2. Frisky

coltˈishly adverb

coltˈishness noun

coltsˈfoot noun (pl coltsˈfoot or coltsˈfoots)

A composite plant (Tussilago farfara) with a shaggy stalk and large soft leaves

colt's tooth noun

1. One of a horse's first set of teeth
2. Love of youthful pleasures (Shakespeare)
3. Wantonness

coltˈwood noun (Spenser)

A plant used by Glauce in her incantations (Faerie Queene III.2.49.8), said to be coltsfoot, which is not woody

Colt® /kōlt or kolt/

1. A single-action revolver invented by Samuel Colt (1814–62)
2. Any pistol, revolver, etc bearing this tradename

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