1. To frisk, riot, or frolic like a colt.

2. A young horse, properly of the male kind; a young, foolish, inexperienced person.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• coulc,
• cout,
• coyot,
• scult,
• chold,
• cnet,
• cols,
• colbot,
• coulp,
• colu,
• komt,
• clott,
• cont,
• coslet,
• tolt,
• colh,
• colur,
• folty,
• caslt,
• colout

• cot,
• cost,
• could,
• Collett,
• colloid,
• cowled,
• collet,
• colutea,
• bolt,
• Coltey,
• coat,
• collude,
• volt,
• molt,
• collado,
• Coletta,
• cooled,
• collate,
• collide,
• jolt,
• colette,
• cool it,
• coiled,
• cola,
• cold,
• clot,
• coletti.

The adjective form of the word "colt" is "coltish".

The plural of the "colt" can be the "colts".

The singular of the "colt" can be the "colt".