William Banting

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English Celebrity

Used to describe someone's body size, often gently implying they're quite wide.

Physical Description

Remember, 'girth' is about thickness, not how tall or long something or someone is.

Not for Length

The term does not inherently carry judgement, though context might imply it.

Neutral Tone

In horse riding, 'girth' is a specific piece of equipment, not just any belt or strap.

Specific Equestrian Use

Too tight or loose a girth can discomfort the horse, affecting its performance.

Comfort Matters

A properly adjusted girth is crucial for the rider's safety, preventing saddle slippage.

Saddle Security

As a verb, 'girth' emphasizes the action of strapping the band around the horse.

Securing Action

When you hear 'girth' as a verb, it's usually about readying a horse for riding.

Prepare for Riding

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Girth

Physical Description

Not for Length

Neutral Tone

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