faulty action where the horse's legs describe a circular, outward movement

fault action of a foreleg when a toe is thrown outward in a circular movement; it is considered a registration fault ( info)

A faulty action, where the toe of the foreleg is thrown outward in a circular movement with each stride.

Dish-shaped; concave.

Occurs when a loosely or tightly wound roll of film slips edgewise to form a concave/convex dish like form.

A (usually) turned shallow depression in the top of a table, often a gaming table, in which case they are used for storing the money or chips, and are also known as guinea pockets. Also found on candlestands and such-like. The main purpose of it is to stop objects from slipping off; The term also applies to the shaping of the wooden seat of (say) a Windsor chair for comfort.

See Telescoping.

Gold Panning.

Weaving.

See FISHING