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lope along

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lope along
to move along, bounding. The dog loped along at a very even pace, answering to his master's whistle. The horses loped along, eager to get home.
See also: along


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What underlies the bounding mirth that seems to lope along underneath everything Handel wrote?
In the reining event, the horse would lope along, then the rider would imperceptibly hit the brakes, and the horse would skid to a stop.
 
 
 
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