barebacked (adverb)

1. The monk rode barebacked on the horse as a symbol of his detachment from worldly possessions.

2. In the eerie night, the ghostly figure of the headless horseman galloped barebacked through the forest.

3. Why did the cowboy prefer riding barebacked? Because he couldn't find his saddle, but he had a lot of horse sense!

4. The fearless warrior charged into battle barebacked, displaying incredible balance and skill on his trusty steed.

1. Why did the cowboy ride barebacked? Because his saddle was on loan to his friend!

2. The superhero rode barebacked on his horse, swiftly patrolling the city streets.

3. During the Civil War, some cavalry troops had to ride barebacked due to shortages of saddles.

4. In the futuristic world, humans have developed special skills to ride barebacked on alien creatures.