0 present participle of canter
1 If a horse canters, it moves at quite a fast but easy and comfortable speed:
Cantering inflation is now beginning to gallop, and a serious disaster in our balance of payments is not impossible.
There is no question of cantering or galloping.
It is still cantering faster and faster in the wrong direction.
We are cantering around the course yet again.
If we do not, in the meantime quite a lot of dangerous horses will be cantering all over the place.
We are giving ourselves an extra day's holiday, yet we are cantering through legislation and leaving it in a considerable mess.
Many times, when cantering to the starting post, one saw the ambulance and exchanged a merry greeting with the personnel, looking forward to meeting them again in the near future.
They are available with an inner ring and outer ring, which is also known as the cantering ring.
