Pronunciation: /ˈfɪli/
noun a young female horse, usually under the age of four
A1 The filly ran around the pasture with the other young horses.
A2 The farmer bought a beautiful filly to add to his herd.
B1 The filly was trained to jump over obstacles in the show jumping competition.
B2 The filly's coat gleamed in the sunlight as she pranced around the field.
C1 The champion filly was bred from a long line of thoroughbred racehorses.
C2 The filly's graceful movements and elegant demeanor captivated the audience at the horse show.
adjective relating to or characteristic of a filly
A1 The filly horse ran around the field.
A2 She bought a filly dress for the party.
B1 The filly kitten was playful and full of energy.
B2 The filly foal was learning to walk and explore its surroundings.
C1 The filly colt showed great potential in the upcoming race.
C2 The filly mare was a prized possession of the ranch owner.
formal The filly showed great potential on the racetrack.
informal I can't wait to see that filly race next weekend!
slang That filly is a real speed demon!
figurative She's just a young filly trying to find her way in the world.
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