1. having a particular manner or style of walking or moving; characterized by a specific gait
Usage: usually used in combination with an adverb or adjective (e.g., 'slow-gaited', 'high-gaited')

Examples

• The horse was a smooth-gaited animal, comfortable to ride for long distances.
• She was a long-gaited walker who covered ground quickly.
• The slow-gaited elderly man made his way carefully down the sidewalk.
• High-gaited horses are prized in certain equestrian competitions.
• The dancer's light-gaited movements impressed the audience.