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Word of the Day – Tantivy

By December 12, 2019Word of the Day

Tantivy (noun) (archaic)

tan-tiv-ee

A rapid gallop or ride.

Mid 17th century probably imitative of the sound of galloping.

Example sentences

“A Sunday tantivy was perfect to wash away the excesses of dinner!”

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