horse marine

The term "horse marine" originates from nautical slang and has evolved to describe various improbable or awkward scenarios.

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Definition

C1Nautical

(slang)Someone who is clumsy or out of place, especially in a nautical setting.

Example

  • He was such a horse marine, tripping over ropes and knocking things over on the deck.

C2Nautical

(humorous, mythical)A fictional member of a marine cavalry, often used humorously.

Example

  • You might as well tell that story to a horse marine; it's too unbelievable.

C2Idiomatic

(expression)A phrase used to express disbelief or skepticism.

Example

  • "Tell it to the horse marines!" he exclaimed, clearly not believing a word.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "horse marine":

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