draw rein, stop one's horse

grip one by the waist

break the back

to gird up the loins (for), to get ready, prepare, arm (for), to resolve, to be intent (on)

a leather belt

the act of undoing belt or taking off uniform, the act of relaxing (of army, etc.)

stop breathing, hold the breath

capture one's ground

waist-deep, up to the waist

encourage

hold one's breath

resolve on causing mischief

bar, knock-off, obstruct, obviate

become very weak

back is broken, back has gone, it is spoken when there is a possibility of back injury

a servant, a serving-man

the one who thin waist, the one who have delicate waist