hardmouthed
/ˈhɑrdˌmaʊðd/
adjective
- (of a horse) difficult to control with the bit; not responding well to the reins.
- She switched to a different bit to better manage her hardmouthed pony.
- A hardmouthed horse can be dangerous if the rider doesn't have strong hands.
- The old gelding was hardmouthed and ignored the rider's gentle tugs.
- Stubborn or unresponsive to guidance or persuasion; difficult to influence.
- My dog is hardmouthed when it comes to dropping a toy during fetch.
- The negotiator found the CEO hardmouthed and unwilling to compromise.
- He's a hardmouthed old sailor who won't listen to anyone's advice.
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