Trotter
noun
The foot of a pig, especially when used as food.
The chef cooked the pig's trotters in a delicious broth.

Often appears as...
- pig's trotter
- cooked trotter
noun
A person who jogs or runs, usually as a form of exercise.
He became an avid trotter once he discovered the health benefits of running.

Often appears as...
- daily trotter
- marathon trotter
noun
A horse trained or suited for trotting in races.
The trotter effortlessly maintained an even, two-beat gait throughout the race.

Often appears as...
- racing trotter
- fast trotter
Usage tips
Sport
noun
A person who travels around a lot, especially on foot.
He was a globe trotter, always ready to explore a new destination.

Often appears as...
- globe trotter
- world trotter
noun
The foot of a pig, especially when used as food.
The chef cooked the pig's trotters in a delicious broth.

Often appears as...
- pig's trotter
- cooked trotter
noun
A person who jogs or runs, usually as a form of exercise.
He became an avid trotter once he discovered the health benefits of running.

Often appears as...
- daily trotter
- marathon trotter
noun
A horse trained or suited for trotting in races.
The trotter effortlessly maintained an even, two-beat gait throughout the race.

Often appears as...
- racing trotter
- fast trotter
Usage tips
Sport
noun
A person who travels around a lot, especially on foot.
He was a globe trotter, always ready to explore a new destination.

Often appears as...
- globe trotter
- world trotter
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Culinary Context
Trotter refers to pig's feet in cooking and recipes. Often considered a delicacy in various cultures.

The menu featured smoked trotters as a specialty.
Not Human
Unlike 'foot,' 'trotter' is never used for human feet.

We purchased trotters at the market, not feet.
Culinary Context
Trotter refers to pig's feet in cooking and recipes. Often considered a delicacy in various cultures.

The menu featured smoked trotters as a specialty.
Not Human
Unlike 'foot,' 'trotter' is never used for human feet.

We purchased trotters at the market, not feet.
Culinary Context
Trotter refers to pig's feet in cooking and recipes. Often considered a delicacy in various cultures.

The menu featured smoked trotters as a specialty.
Not Human
Unlike 'foot,' 'trotter' is never used for human feet.

We purchased trotters at the market, not feet.
Video examples
Lily-Trotters Mating...
baby Lily trotters jacanas are also left in the charge of their father unusually for a bird the female depends the
Video examples
Lily-Trotters Mating...
baby Lily trotters jacanas are also left in the charge of their father unusually for a bird the female depends the
Example 1 of 1
Quote examples
Fergus Henderson
English Chef
A pig's trotter is a fantastic thing. The first night of my honeymoon in Paris, my wife fell asleep in her steak tartare, so my trotter kept me company.

Quote examples
Mats Sundin
Canadian Athlete
It's all trotters in Sweden, so that's what's always caught my eye.

Quote examples
Fergus Henderson
English Chef
A pig's trotter is a fantastic thing. The first night of my honeymoon in Paris, my wife fell asleep in her steak tartare, so my trotter kept me company.

Quote examples
Mats Sundin
Canadian Athlete
It's all trotters in Sweden, so that's what's always caught my eye.

Example 1 of 2
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