To leap into the saddle; to mount a horse while it is moving or in one fluid motion.

A performance of equestrian skills or acrobatics, such as dismounting and remounting a horse with great skill.

Literary use meaning flippant, playful, or frivolous in behavior.

To entice, swindle, or engage in deceptive behavior; also used in historical slang to refer to burglary or petty theft, especially in the idiom 跳篱骗马 tiào​lí​piàn​mǎ