pony
Pronunciation: [ˈpoʊni]
Word
Context: "animals"
(noun) a small horse that is often friendly and fun for children. Ponies are shorter than regular horses and can be great to ride.
Example
The little girl rode her pony around the field and had a great time.
Example
He didn't want to ride the big horse because he felt it was too scary compared to the cute pony.
Example
Did you see the pony at the petting zoo?
Context: "games"
(noun) in a game, especially in poker, it can refer to a type of bet where players put in their chips. It's like saying 'everyone must put in a little money to play the next round.'
Example
At the poker table, everyone agreed to put in a pony for the next hand.
Example
They were disappointed when no one was willing to pony up their chips for the bet.
Example
How much did each player pony for that round?
Context: "slang"
(noun) a slang term for a one-hundred-dollar bill. If someone says they need a pony, they are asking for a hundred dollars.
Example
He borrowed a pony from his friend to pay for the concert ticket.
Example
She didn't have a pony to lend him, so he couldn't go to the concert.
Example
How many ponies do you have in your wallet?
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