Equitet 

A word mostly used with the people who regularly go to music festivals in British Colombia and Alberta, Canada. Equitet is a derivative of the word "Etiquette". The word is the customary code of polite behaviour among the experienced festival goers (Festies). The reason for a unique word to describe this code is that it is contrary to all other forms of etiquette; the rules around sharing drugs, no complaining about noise and never being upset about not seeing the person you came until you are leaving,.

dan, a long time Festie says to his buddy at the Festival"that dude we just met, must be a long time Festie cause he has dope equitet."

Equitet by Stalwart July 6, 2020

equitation 

A specific type of english horseback riding; At a horse show or competition an equitation class is based solely on the rider. Unlike hunter classes that are based on the horse, in and Eq. class the rider must have an incredable back and leg position and a good seat to win the class. An equitation rider's horse should frame and have the correct bend. In a equitation class where riders jump the signals the rider sends to her horse must be nearly invisible, in this class judges may have their riders jump without irons and pick up a counter canter.

Brianne Goutal, The winner of the 2005 Maclay Finals was a really good equitation rider.

equitation by Secretariot November 20, 2007

Equitation 

Perfection

Equitation is great. You get to practice by jumping no stirrups with a crop up your back and tacks on your saddle. YaY fUn!

Equitation by supperhappyfungirl July 8, 2010

equitedious 

adj. When two things are equally as boring or are similar enough to each other in lame status.

Guy 1: Do you want to go watch grass grow, or would you rather watch paint dry?
Guy 2: I don't know. They both sound equitedious to me.

equitedious by urb4nd3cay February 22, 2008

Equiette 

-noun
1. a family of perissodactyl ungulate mammals including the horses, asses, zebras, customer service staff, and various extinct related mammals

NEVER to be confused with et·i·quette
–noun
1. conventional requirements as to social behavior; proprieties of conduct as established in any class or community or for any occasion.
2. a prescribed or accepted code of usage in matters of ceremony, as at a court or in official or other formal observances.
3. the code of ethical behavior regarding professional practice or action among the members of a profession in their dealings with each other: medical etiquette.

Example:
3. Meeting Equiette

Equiette by My name is Guy Incognito September 4, 2007

Equitearoones 

The repetitive relapse of a relationship, involving two people who fall in and out of love with each other on a regular basis.

Person one - Hey Bill and Julie are going out again

Person two - Really? That's like five times.

Person one - I know, Bill always Equitearoones with his girls

Equitearoones by WordCreation January 12, 2014

Equitearoones 

The repetitive relapse of a relationship, involving two people who fall in and out of love with each other on a regular basis.

Person one - Hey Bill and Julie are going out again

Person two - Really? That's like five times.

Person one - I know, Bill always Equitearoones with his girls

Equitearoones by WordCreation1 January 12, 2014