v. 1 jog, run; bustle, hustle, hurry, hasten, scamper, scoot, Colloq skedaddle I trot round the park every morning for exercise As I need some butter, I'd better trot down to the shop before it closes. 2 trot out. bring out, show, display, exhibit, flaunt, come out with; dredge up, drag out; recite, repeat Our neighbour trotted out his new lawnmower for us to admire
n. 3 jog, lope, single-foot, pace; run It was a delight to watch the young horses in a fast trot round the track 4 translation, gloss, interpretation, crib, Colloq US pony, horse He couldn't read Homer without a trot