(horsemanship) bridle

inflection of brider:
/ inflection of brider:

to do a U-turn, to turn around, to turn tail

(literally, transitive with à); (figuratively, transitive with à) to give free rein to someone; to ease up on someone, to ease off someone, to give someone more leeway

at full speed, at full throttle, hell-for-leather, flat out

don't look a gift horse in the mouth

to bridle; bridle up (attach a bridle to) / to curb; control; put on a leash / to truss (in cooking, to put string around meat, so it keeps its shape when cooking) / to choke (be too tight) / to choke (a motor)

third-person plural conditional of brider

first-person plural simple future of brider

second-person plural conditional of brider