Sleigh is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SLEIGH in dictionary:

VERB:
• to ride in a sled
• ride on a sleigh
• ride (on) a sled
NOUN:
• a sledge drawn by horses or reindeer, especially one used for passengers.
• A vehicle moved on runners, and used for transporting persons or goods on snow or ice; -- in England commonly called a sledge.
• a vehicle mounted on runners and pulled by horses or dogs; for transportation over snow
ADJECTIVE:
• Sly.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• same as sledge

Words related to SLEIGH

sledge8 sleighed13 sleigher12 sleighers13 sleighing14 sleighs11

Words that contain SLEIGH

sleighs11 sleight11 sleighed13 sleigher12 sleights12 bobsleigh17 sleighers13 sleighing14 bobsleighs18 sleighings15 bobsleighed20 bobsleigher19 bobsleighing21 bobsleighers20 bobsleighings22

How to use SLEIGH in a sentence

• She and Arthur were within a few feet of the curb and their own sleigh.
• Balch into the sleigh, delighted and bewildered with the surrounding objects.
• The other traveller threw aside his furs and jumped out of the sleigh.
• Blanche ordered the sleigh at once and went away, leaving word for me I was to open any message which might come for her.
• He assisted Dexie through the drifts, and as she held the reins he endeavored to turn the sleigh.
• The front door of both houses opened simultaneously as the sleigh drove up, Mr.
• Once it was a tree, another time a farmer in a sleigh, and a third time a Ford.
• The sleigh was waiting at the door and we went out and got in.
• Such was the horse, then, that the deacon had ahead of him and the old-fashioned sleigh when, with the parson alongside, he struck into the principal street of the village.
• There was a comfortable sleigh, albeit somewhat battered and dingy, turning in at the gate.
• The next morning when the sleigh stopped before the door of Mr.
• The doctor was already installed in the back of the sleigh, nearly hidden by his furs.
• When we returned to the cabin we were amazed to see a sleigh standing outside, and dogs feeding.
• Two careless students who were driving in a sleigh ran against him in the street and knocked him over and injured him severely.
• Gardener was admittedly the best-dressed woman in Black Hawk, drove the best horse, and had a smart trap and a little white-and-gold sleigh.
• Then he called for her with a cutter the first bright day, and took her sleigh riding.
• Little had helped the man with the sleigh to start, and had now come in.
• Mary Allen bought him a small stove and sent to him, in the sleigh, dishes, a kettle, chair, bed, pillow, and quilt, and a supply of candles.
• The chums could see poor, frightened Linda crouching in the bottom of the sleigh, clinging with both hands to one of the straps from which the plumes streamed.
• Jonas put up the wool in a very large bundle, which almost filled up the bottom of the sleigh.
• She guessed his errand and let Gustav down from the window to the rear gate, where she had a sleigh and team in waiting.
• In places King Karl could have driven his sleigh into the heart of the city at the head of his army.
• They took him into the sleigh and went on, through another half mile of lane.
• But Aunt Winnie insisted we should not take out the big sleigh.
• The road was drifted with snow and it was all even a very willing horse could do, to pull a sleigh through them.
• The son of a rich merchant, passing rapidly in his sleigh, muffled in furs, did not perceive the carriage of the emperor which he met, until it had passed.
• While in Maine she spoke a number of times, going from point to point in sleigh or wagon through snow, slush and mud.
• The youngsters hitched an ox to the sled and started off, shouting and laughing, for Yonge-street to have their first sleigh drive.
• Putting his hand over her mouth he lifted her to a sleigh, which drove off.
• Lifting his head in first, he got into the sleigh and pulled the rest of the body into the box.
• On reaching Yonge-street I got a ride on the first sleigh that came along.
• Sleigh after sleigh drove up the lane, each hailed with shouting and laughter, for each one brought not only the elders of the household but their children.
• The next morning the sleigh from Tracy Park stopped before the cottage door, and Frank, who had been to meet the coroner, alighted from it.

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