Synonym: check, control, harness, hold back, restrain. Similar words: unbridled, idle, sidle, bride, riddle, bridal, bridge, hybrid. Meaning: ['braɪdl] 
n. 1. headgear for a horse; includes a headstall and bit and reins to give the rider or driver control 2. the act of restraining power or action or limiting excess. v. 1. put a bridle on 2. respond to the reins, as of horses.
n. 1. headgear for a horse; includes a headstall and bit and reins to give the rider or driver control 2. the act of restraining power or action or limiting excess. v. 1. put a bridle on 2. respond to the reins, as of horses. 
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61. With a sudden swift movement the man's hand was on the horse's bridle.
62. You could hook up with one of them and get to Bridle Creek ahead of us.
63. Come enjoy the enchanting backcountry and the isolated beaches of the Costa Azul, the bridle path less taken!
64. Wearily she dismounted and took the animal by the bridle.
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65. The buckskin , finding no feed to her taste, took the trail stablewards, the bridle dragging.
66. A bridle, a lariat, and, during the cattle drives, probably a well-balanced six-shooter completed the cowboys' outfit.
67. More foot paths and bridle ways interpretative information would also help.
68. Republicans bridle at both limited and germane amendments, calling instead for an "open process, " whatever that means.
69. The inner edges of the inner lips meet just underneath the glans, forming an upside-down "V. " This point is called the bridle, or frenulum.
70. The buckskin, finding NO feed to her taste, took the trail stablewards, the bridle dragging.
71. Nature proved too strong even for the powerful feelings with which he endeavoured to bridle it.
72. It's not easy to bridle a horse that is not well broken.
73. Buy a bridle , north city NaShi prehensile bullwhip buy.
74. Gnea slid to the deck, then Bela did, taking Halidarre's bridle and leading her toward the shuttle's open freight hatch.
75. Thought arising from factual experience may be a bridle or a spur.
More similar words: unbridled, idle, sidle, bride, riddle, bridal, bridge, hybrid, abridge, abridged, brindle, bridge over, bridegroom, bridesmaid, rope bridge, drawbridge, abridgement, hybridization, water under the bridge, idly, avidly, rigidly, lucidly, vividly, timidly, rapidly, morbidly, splendidly, languidly, rid.