1. A small, sturdy horse breed originating from Galloway in southwestern Scotland, typically black or dark-colored.
Usage: Often capitalized when referring to the breed; Historical breed, less common today
2. A region in southwestern Scotland, historically a county.
Usage: Proper noun; geographical reference

Examples

• The Galloway horse was prized for its strength and ability to traverse rough terrain.
• Galloways were commonly used as pack horses in medieval Scotland.
• The breed is characterized by its compact build and dark coat.
• Galloway cattle, another breed from the same region, are also known for their hardiness.
• Historians documented the use of Galloways in Scottish agriculture for centuries.