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Adjective(1) resembling a horse(2) of or belonging to the family Equidae
Noun(1) hoofed mammals having slender legs and a flat coat with a narrow mane along the back of the neck

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(1) Horse-using societies unleashed their scientists and engineers to study equine machines and the horse became a form of technology.(2) Improvements in equine air travel means horses can now be transported all over the world without ill-effects.(3) He imports horse feed and other equine equipment into Japan and he explains why all this is happening.(4) Racing officials in the South African province of KwaZulu-Natal, which has not been affected by the equine flu, are taking strident steps to ensure that the virus is not spread to their region.(5) The 1985 edition was played in May 1986 due to an equine infectious diseaseu251cu00f6u251cu00e7u252cu00ac(6) The low cell activity in equine species makes both in-vitro fertilization and cloning more difficult in horses than in cattle and even humans.(7) The fossils now give a branching and very bushy picture of equine evolution, with numerous now-extinct lineages living side by side.(8) This finding is the first scientific report of an equine influenza virus jumping the species barrier, and researchers are unsure how it occurred.(9) In fact, I'd spent the afternoon being moaned at by a fat man in epaulettes because my portrait of his wife was far too realistic as regarded her unfortunately equine features.(10) Despite the copious amounts they can pack away, roly-poly types are less common than lanky or athletic builds, sometimes with the equine features of their symbol.(11) This will in turn lead to an improvement in equine knowledge among members.(12) Your equine features make you truly, a face for radio!(13) In an earlier equine study using healthy horses, the postprandial insulin response was dampened when oil was added to a single meal of corn.(14) Moreover, we present data on the variability of the first six equine Y-chromosomal microsatellite markers in the domestic horse and other equine species.(15) Then again, it would be hard to summon much tenderness for this painting by one of those pale young Brits of equine features and unvirile demeanor.(16) There was a considerable amount of equine rebellion as horses spooked, bolted and whirled.