Horseback vs Houseback - What's the difference?
horseback | houseback |
On the back of a horse.
* He rode horseback to town.
The rear of a house.
* (Thomas Hardy)
* Charles Kingsley, (Alton Locke)
As nouns the difference between horseback and houseback
is that horseback is the back of a horse while houseback is the rear of a house.As an adverb horseback
is on the back of a horse.horseback
English
Derived terms
* angels on horseback * devils on horsebackSynonyms
* (ridge) eskerAdverb
(-)Synonyms
* ahorse, ahorseback, on horsebackhouseback
English
Noun
(en noun)- Out from a deep-delved way my vision lit / On housebacks pink, green, ochreous
- The light on the policeman's lantern glared over the ghastly scene—along the double row of miserable housebacks , which lined the sides of the open tidal ditch
