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Meaning ofsaddlein English

saddle

us//ˈsædəl//uk//ˈsædl//

Pluralsaddles
Past Tensesaddled
Participle Verbsaddling
Third Person Singularsaddles

Definitions

Noun
1. a guitar part supporting strings; transferring vibrations
2. a marking on an animal's back; distinctive pattern
3. a shoe piece; stitched across the instep
  The saddle on her shoe was worn out.
4. a seat on a horse or animal's back
  The saddle on the horse was made of leather.
5. a bike or motorcycle seat
  The cyclist adjusted the saddle on her bike to fit her height.
6. a denture part holding artificial teeth
  The dentist carefully crafted a saddle to secure the patient's dental bridge.
7. a hollowed equipment part for attachment
  The engineer designed a saddle to connect the machine parts together.
8. a geometry point with varying neighbouring values
  The mathematician studied the saddle point on the complex graph.
9. nautical equipment with concave depressions
  The sailor used a saddle to secure the rope on the ship.
10. a seat for a horse rider; leather-made and secured by straps
  The equestrian wore a saddle on her horse to ride comfortably.
11. a fixed seat on a bicycle or motorcycle
  The cyclist adjusted the saddle on her bike to a lower height.
Verb
1. to put a saddle on an animal; burden someone with a problem
  She was saddled with the responsibility of caring for her elderly parents.
2. to put a saddle on an animal; get into one
  The rider began to saddle her horse for the long journey.
3. to equip an animal with a saddle
  The groom helped the child saddle up the small pony.
4. to put a saddle on an animal
  The cowboy began to saddle his horse for the rodeo.

Compounds / Phrases

saddleback saddlebacked saddlebag saddlebags saddlebow saddleless saddlemaker saddletree sidesaddle sidesaddles saddlebred packsaddle packsaddles saddlebows saddlecloth saddlecloths saddlesore saddle back