noun a rhythmic gait of a horse or other quadruped, faster than a walk and slower than a canter
verb to move at a pace faster than a walk by alternating steps of the two forelegs and two hind legs
In music, 'trot' can refer to a type of musical composition or dance with a moderate tempo.
In literature, 'trot' can be used metaphorically to describe a character or animal moving briskly or steadily.
In cooking, 'trot' can be used to describe a method of cooking food slowly over low heat.
In equestrian sports, 'trot' refers to a two-beat diagonal gait of a horse where the legs on opposite sides move together.
In running, 'trot' can refer to a slow, steady pace that is faster than walking but not as fast as running.
In journalism, 'trot' may be used to describe a brief news story or article.
In psychology, 'trot' may be used as a metaphor for a steady, consistent pace of progress in therapy or personal growth.