1.) To begin doing what you stopped doing before, and often after recovering from an illness or a set-back.
2.) Riding a horse
2.) Riding a horse
1.) The doctor said that I have fully recovered, so I am ready and will be back in the saddle by Monday.
2.) His teenage son got a new position in the polo club, and he is now back in the saddle
2.) His teenage son got a new position in the polo club, and he is now back in the saddle
by Sir Orlando November 10, 2013
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Timmy had been on the mend from a broken foot, but now that he's all better and playing ball again, he's <back in the saddle>.
Joey had been on a long business trip but now he's <back in the saddle>.
Joey had been on a long business trip but now he's <back in the saddle>.
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- 3. Girls who eat carrots
- 4. sorority squat
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