Difference between revisions of "Colt"

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A '''Colt''' is a young male [[horse]] (originally "young ass") under the age of one year, after which it is a [[yearling]]. It also means ''a young or inexperienced person''. In Biblical translations itt is also used for "young camel".
 
A '''Colt''' is a young male [[horse]] (originally "young ass") under the age of one year, after which it is a [[yearling]]. It also means ''a young or inexperienced person''. In Biblical translations itt is also used for "young camel".
  
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Colt is a brand of famous revolvers.
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Colt is a brand of famous [[revolver]]s.
  
 
== See also ==
 
== See also ==

Revision as of 14:01, November 27, 2007

A Colt is a young male horse (originally "young ass") under the age of one year, after which it is a yearling. It also means a young or inexperienced person. In Biblical translations itt is also used for "young camel".

Colt is a brand of famous revolvers.

See also