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/pēˈaf/

Piaffe is a movement performed in advanced dressage in which the horse executes a slow, elevated trot without moving forward. Essentially the horse is trotting in place, in a more elegant way.
How do I teach my horse to piaffe?

He was especially known for his expressive passage, piaffe, and extended trot.

She also noted one of his strengths, saying, "He can piaffe forever, basically."
piaffe by Lucidaries July 16, 2018
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The practice effect you get after taking too many online IQ tests.
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