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L.J. is writing out (ljwrites@writeout.ink)'s status on Tuesday, 01-Mar-2022 08:25:40 UTC L.J. is writing out
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Seriously? "Canter," for a light gallop, is from "Canterbury?" https://www.etymonline.com/word/canter?ref=etymonline_crossreference#etymonline_v_682
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1. canter | Etymology, origin and meaning of canter by etymonline
  
  CANTER Meaning: "move with a moderate or easy gallop," 1706, from a contraction of canterbury (v.), 1670s, from… See definitions of canter.
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