Definition of quoiler in English:

quoiler

noun ˈkwɔɪlə

Southern, English Regional

Chiefly in plural A leather strap passing around the hindquarters of a carthorse, which allows the cart to be driven backwards or downhill; the breeching. Frequently attributive, as "quoiler-harness", "quoiler-horse".

Late 17th century; earliest use found in The London Gazette. Probably a variant of coiler.

nounˈkwɔɪlə

Southern, English Regional

Chiefly in plural A leather strap passing around the hindquarters of a carthorse, which allows the cart to be driven backwards or downhill; the breeching. Frequently attributive, as "quoiler-harness", "quoiler-horse".

Late 17th century; earliest use found in The London Gazette. Probably a variant of coiler.

单词	quoiler
释义	Definition of quoiler in English: quoiler noun ˈkwɔɪlə Southern, English Regional Chiefly in plural A leather strap passing around the hindquarters of a carthorse, which allows the cart to be driven backwards or downhill; the breeching. Frequently attributive, as "quoiler-harness", "quoiler-horse". Origin Late 17th century; earliest use found in The London Gazette. Probably a variant of coiler. Definition of quoiler in US English: quoiler nounˈkwɔɪlə Southern, English Regional Chiefly in plural A leather strap passing around the hindquarters of a carthorse, which allows the cart to be driven backwards or downhill; the breeching. Frequently attributive, as "quoiler-harness", "quoiler-horse". Origin Late 17th century; earliest use found in The London Gazette. Probably a variant of coiler.
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