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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
Vocabulary

Clip clopped past

Hello,

What's the meaning of "clip clopped past" in the sentence :"so Pony clip clopped past the horse that was strong."

I know that clip-clop as a noun is a sound that makes a horse when he moves his legs. But what does the whole phrase "clip clopped past" mean?

Could you simplify it/explain it to me?

  

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"clip-clopped" means walked or trotted making a "clip-clop" sound with its hooves. "clip-clopped past the horse" means that the pony passed by the side of the horse.

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  • "clip-clopped" means walked or trotted making a "clip-clop" sound with its hooves.
  • "clip-clopped past the horse" means that the pony passed by the side of the horse.
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"clip-clopped" means walked or trotted making a "clip-clop" sound with its hooves.

"clip-clopped past the horse" means that the pony passed by the side of the horse.

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