sleigh
IPA: sɫˈeɪ
noun
- A vehicle, generally pulled by an animal, which moves over snow or ice on runners, used for transporting persons or goods. (contrast "sled", which is smaller)
- A surname.
verb
- To ride or drive a sleigh.
adjective
- (obsolete) Sly.
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Examples of "sleigh" in Sentences
- NORAD tracking of Santa's sleigh.
- Just then, sleigh bells are heard outside.
- Santas in Sutton to brighten every sleigh.
- A multiple sleigh ride in the snow is organised.
- At this, the man is whisked away by a white sleigh.
- As a chorus, they resemble the sounds of sleigh bells.
- Bernard Sleigh was among the first to enrol for the course.
- All would regroup for the Santa's Sleigh the following year.
- A sled, sledge, or sleigh is a vehicle that moves by sliding.
- a wee like a storm, and my sleigh is at the blacksmith's to be shod.
- At the end of the commercial, a passer by refers to it as a Rocket Sleigh .
- And why is that Christmas songs always use the word sleigh instead of sled?
- Snugly tucked under the seat of his sleigh was a four-gallon keg and a box.
- Kincaid believed it was called a sleigh bed, and again, probably a reproduction.
- Above was a broad shelf, wide enough for him to lie on, and covered with an old catskin sleigh robe.
- The sleigh was a beautiful one, built of mahogany, and the pair of horses wore real silver mountings on their harness.
- Synopsis: A bunch of writers conjure the story of Satan Claus, monstrous legend of Christmas whose sleigh is pulled by eight black pigs with demonic eyes.
- Later, seated on the warm cushions of the sleigh and skimming over the countryside, Harkins reflected proudly that his commandeering of the sleigh was a master stroke.
- Since Mr. Claus follows a rewards system based on merit rather than entitlement, the reindeer eagerly compete to be chosen for Christmas duty and the lucky eight or nine who guide his sleigh are the envy of animals all over the world.
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