Crossword clues for astray
astray
- A second attempt to bring in one off-course
- Up the garden path?
- A guy skirting river gets lost
- Off base
- Off target
- Bad way to go?
- On the wrong path
- Bad way to be led
- On a wayward path
- How the innocent may be led
- On the wrong track
- Off the straight and narrow
- How the naïve may be led
- Bad place to be led
- Toward confusion
- Out of the correct path
- One way to be led
- Off the right course
- Off correct path
- In the wrong way
- In the wrong direction
- Down a sinful path
- Down a bad path
- BoySetsFire "Walk ___"
- Off course
- Off the right path
- In error
- Lost
- Lead ___ (take off the correct path)
- Off track
- Off the mark
- Off the correct path
- Erring
- Off the track
- Where not to be led
- Off the beaten track
- Errant
- Off the path
- Wrong
- Wandering
- Wrong to have street artists seized in the outskirts of Albany
- Wandering, errant
- Husband leaves old cigarette holder in the wrong place
- Like to hear about America's leader? Wrong
- Last, but not first, swimmer is off course
- Aid for smoking, herring primarily having gone missing
- Into error
- In departing, train say skidding off the rails
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Astray \A*stray"\, adv. & a. [See Estray, Stray.] Out of the right, either in a literal or in a figurative sense; wandering; as, to lead one astray.
Ye were as sheep going astray.
--1 Pet. ii.
25.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
c.1300, astraied "away from home; lost," borrowed and partially nativized from Old French estraie, past participle of estraier "astray, riderless (of a horse), lost," literally "on stray" (see stray (v.)).
Wiktionary
adv. In a wrong or unknown and wrongly-motivated direction.
WordNet
adv. away from the right path or direction; "he was led astray"
far from the intended target; "the arrow went wide of the mark"; "a bullet went astray and killed a bystander" [syn: wide]
Wikipedia
__NOTOC__ Astray is the sixth album from the American band, Samiam, released in 2000 on Hopeless Records and Burning Heart Records.
Usage examples of "astray".
The SEC was already investigating one accounting firm, Arthur Andersen, which represented both Waste Management and Sunbeam, to determine how things had gone astray.
And when custom steps in besides, and strengthens this pravity of nature, as has happened by means of impious teachers, then the evil is incurable, and leads astray multitudes to irreparable ruin.
Maximus, for example, was a student of the occult sciences and theurgy, while Eusebius claimed that such practices were the work of charlatans, prestidigitators, and the insane, who had been led astray into the exercise of certain dark powers.
But those transgressors who were lucky enough to survive the Kachinaar would never again go astray.
Being abrupt with the Holder of the Keys was a good way to find yourself with dirty bed linens and poorly spiced meals, unemptied chamber pots and messages that went astray, a thousand annoyances that could make life a misery and leave you wading in mud trying to accomplish anything at all, yet somehow, that smile appeared to take the sting out of her words for Corgaide.
From a past half a century back, when the unshepherded sheep had been running astray in the mountains, uninvited dismal guests pressed through the opening on the heels of the worshippers and seemed to darken the little rooms and to let in the cold.
For one thing, the more dangerous predators were aprowl during the reign of darkness, and, as well, in the gloom that shrouded the world of giant trees after sunfall, traveling should be much more difficult, for it was easier to miss your landmarks and go astray.
It was one of the magic times, when no note could possibly go astray and any foray into countermelody or harmony worked perfectly.
Well,--excitement sometimes will lead fowk astray, When they dooant meean owt wrang, but just rollikin play, But Leeds is a licker,--for tumult an din,-- For bullies an rowdies an brazzen-faced sin.
Bay, and far inland, where no chance Icelander blown astray might find them.
When it comes down to it, those four scoundrels are just petty thieves, led astray by what these Orbs represent.
Something peasantlike in his genius may blind him a little to the finer shades of character and set him astray in his reports of cultivated society.
He is the laborer who has gone astray and who either from apathy, unintelligence, incompetence, or some immediately pressing need prefers his own individual interest to the joint interests of himself and his fellow-laborers.
I make no pretentions and, wrong or astray, I place on the paper what heaven sends from my pen.
Sooner shall the suns forget their course and the swallow miss her nest, than my soul shall swear a lie and be led astray from thee, Kallikrates.