Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
cayuse
noun
/ˈkaɪˌjuːs/
Definition
A cayuse is a small, often unbranded horse, particularly one that is used by Native Americans or on ranches in the Western United States.
Examples
- The cowboy rode his cayuse across the vast plains.
- Many Native Americans still use cayuses for traditional purposes.
- The cayuse is known for its agility and stamina during long rides.
Meaning
Cayuse refers to a type of horse that is typically known for its endurance and ability to thrive in various terrains, often associated with the culture and lifestyle of cowboys and indigenous peoples.
Synonyms
- mustang
- pinto
- bronco
