Crossword clues for shay
shay
- Dobbin's vehicle
- Carriage bringing husband in for example
- Two-wheeled "one-hoss" carriage
- Light horse-drawn vehicle
- Horse cart
- Light horse-drawn carriage
- Type of horse carriage
- Rural open carriage
- One-horse vehicle
- Carriage drawn by a single horse
- Victorian-era carriage
- Two-wheeled horse-drawn carriage
- Tristram of literature
- The One Hoss _____
- The "Deacon's Masterpiece."
- Surrey sort
- Relative of a buggy
- One-hoss vehicle
- One-hoss ___
- One-horse conveyance
- One-horse ___
- Old-time carriage
- O. W. Holmes's vehicle
- O. W. Holmes's carriage
- NERD's Haley
- Holmes' "wonderful one-hoss ___"
- Grammy-winning country duo Dan + __
- Deacon's transport
- Dan's country music partner
- Carriage with two wheels
- A dobbin might pull one
- "Pretty Little Liars" actress Mitchell
- "Pretty Little Liars" actress ___ Mitchell who's one of People's Most Beautiful for 2017
- 'One-hoss' carriage
- Open carriage
- Old-fashioned conveyance
- Unpretentious carriage
- Dobbin might pull it
- Two-wheeled carriage
- Rural carriage
- "One-hoss" vehicle
- Dobbin might pull one
- Dobbin's tow, perhaps
- Dobbin's tow, maybe
- Traveling carriage
- Dobbin pulls one
- Vehicle pulled by a hoss
- Rural horse-drawn conveyance
- Horse-drawn carriage
- One-horse carriage
- Light carriage, to Holmes
- Horse-drawn vehicle
- Thing pulled by a "hoss"
- Country buggy
- Vehicle with a folding top
- A carriage consisting of two wheels and calash top
- Drawn by a single horse
- Dobbin's follower
- Chaise
- "Masterpiece" on wheels
- Holmes vehicle
- Logger's locomotive
- Carriage, in the country
- Vehicle in a Holmes poem
- "One Hoss ___"
- Holmes's "one-hoss ___"
- Deacon's masterpiece
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Shay \Shay\, n. A chaise. [Prov. Eng. & Local, U.S.]
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
1717, back-formation from chaise (q.v.), wrangled into English and mistaken for a plural.
Wiktionary
n. A chaise.
WordNet
n. a carriage consisting of two wheels and calash top; drawn by a single horse [syn: chaise]
Usage examples of "shay".
Shay found that Jane Ann Strock was only a year old when she followed her sisters two days later.
Shay had gone to the livery to pack up a few things while Tom stayed to lay out the modified store before Ab Trussel came by on Thursday to put up the wall.
CT-LP has denied me my sole remaining goal of defeating Chris Shays, I have moved from being completely uninterested in drug legalization to being virulently, passionately opposed to it.
A lot of nurses start out with the dream Maureen Shay started out witb.
Maureen Shay and other nurses even argue that nursing is concerned only with the psychosocial aspects of patient care and is not medicine at all.
And even if Shay still hated her, there was always Peris and all their old friends, waiting across the river for her with their big eyes and wonderful smiles.
Tally would be pretty right now, high up in a party tower with Peris and Shay and a bunch of new friends at this very moment.
Biting her lip to keep from crying, Ula put more wood on the fire so Shay would be comfortable.
The flames did not touch Ula, but she screamed with horror seeing Shay engulfed by the blaze.
Then with a roar that shook the ground, he blew out his volatile breath and the pines surrounding Ula, Shay, and Bran burst into an inferno.
In addition to Gillian Hazeltine, Worts created two other characters who proved to be equal reader favorites: Singapore Sammie Shay and Peter the Brazen.
Tom telling Shay that they had a chain of command, a checklist, a routine to follow and it was wise if they were left to themselves to do it.
Shay Tal continued her harangue with variations, damning all ignorant and brutal men.
Shay Tal and Vry have ceased working the boilery, so in future they will have nothing to eat.
Shays were pumping gas somewhere, I wouldn't feel compelled to run radio ads denouncing him for his political views.