Plural form of curry comb; multiple tools with metal or rubber ridges designed to remove dirt, sweat, and loose hair from horses and other animals.
See 'currycombing.' The plural simply adds the standard '-s' ending to the compound noun 'curry comb,' which has been used since medieval times.
A well-stocked stable would have several curry combs made of different materials—metal for heavy dirt, rubber for sensitive skin—showing how a simple tool evolved specialized versions for different purposes.
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