See Also: Thoroughbred Racing Associations (Tra) - Horse Racing(gambling)
Thoroughbred - Horse Racing(gambling)
Name (Of a Thoroughbred) - Horse Racing(gambling)
Backstretch (Racing Surface Term) - Horse Racing(gambling)
Bad Actor (Fractious Horse) - Horse Racing(gambling)
Entry (Racing Office) - Horse Racing(gambling)
Daily Racing Form - Horse Racing(gambling)
Infield Racing (Sport) - Horse Racing(gambling)
Horse Identifier - Horse Racing(gambling)
Loose Horse - Horse Racing(gambling)

Thoroughbred Racing Associations (Tra) - Horse Racing (gambling) and loll(2) (iou)


Thoroughbred Racing Associations (Tra) - Horse Racing (gambling)


An industry group comprised of many of the racetracks in North America.

loll(2) (iou)



loll verb. LME.
[Symbolic: cf. LILL verb.]
verb intrans. Hang down loosely, droop, dangle, (also foll. by down). Now usu. lean idly, recline or rest in a relaxed attitude against something. LME.
V. Sackville-West The housekeeper never lolled. She sat..upright. P. H. Johnson The tired waiters lolled against the wall. G. Swift The boys are lolling about, reading comics. D. M. Thomas Kolya..was asleep, his head lolling on her shoulder.
verb trans. Let droop or dangle. Later spec. allow to rest idly or in a relaxed attitude. Formerly also foll. by up: hang. Now rare. LME.
a. verb trans. Stick out (the tongue) in a pendulous manner. Also foll. by out. E17.
D. Welch The boy..lolled out his tongue.
b. verb intrans. Of the tongue: stick out pendulously, hang out. Usu. foll. by out. L17.
Dennis Potter Her tongue lolling out between her teeth.
loller noun LME.
lolling adjective (a) that lolls; (b) Heraldry (of a falcon or hawk) with wings raised and hanging down: M16.
lollingly adverb M19.