Today I learned that the quiet, high-pitched neighing sound horses sometimes make is called "nickering".
I learned this from a subtitle which read "[horse nickers]". Which, as a Brit, I can't help but interpret as somebody making a misspelling while talking about equine underwear. π€£
![Full image of Screengrab from Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves. Paladmin Xenk Yendar, played by RegΓ©-Jean Page, rides his horse through a forest. It's subtitled with him saying "I'm sorry." and also "[horse nickers]".](https://bcdn.danq.me/_q26u/2023/05/d0a809c06b0d71981.png)
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Screengrab from Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves. Paladmin Xenk Yendar, played by RegΓ©-Jean Page, rides his horse through a forest. It's subtitled with him saying "I'm sorry." and also "[horse nickers]".
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