Saddle and Trouble

Saddle

Saddle verb - To place a weight or burden on.

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Trouble and saddle are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Trouble" instead a verb "Saddle".

Nearby Words: saddled, saddling, saddler, saddleback

Trouble verb - To cause discomfort to or trouble for.

Usage example: I hate to trouble you, but would you mind moving for a minute so I can sweep under your chair?

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Saddle and trouble are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Saddle" instead a verb "Trouble".

jack	saddle jack	trouble jack
child	saddle child	trouble child

The book also includes a scene in which Beauty, and John riding him, observe a boy trying to whip his pony into jumping a fence too high for it, and getting tipped out of the saddle and over the fence on his own for his trouble.

Source: Literature / Black Beauty

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