Sleighs is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SLEIGHS in dictionary:

VERB:
• SLEIGH, to ride in a sled
• ride on a sleigh
NOUN:
• a sledge drawn by horses or reindeer, especially one used for passengers.

Words related to SLEIGHS

sleigh10 sleighed13 sleighing14

Words that contain SLEIGHS

bobsleighs18

How to use SLEIGHS in a sentence

• This hill goes down pretty swift, and then drops at an angle of fifty-five degrees for about forty feet, and we had to rough-lock our sleighs and let them go.
• We loaded up the sleighs with some of our stuff, about two hundred and twenty-five pounds each, and started across the lakes.
• McLeod and his chums purchased sleighs, on which they loaded their goods and hauled for five miles.
• Two days after the descent began the sleighs were abandoned, and the men packed the goods for three miles and a half.
• Driggs approached the Watson home, they found every window lighted and several sleighs in the yard.
• The amusements of a winter, in this latitude, are said to be rather novel, with their dog trains and creole sleighs.
• Ice and frost were now the cause of apprehension, and our canal packet was at length frozen in, when reaching the vicinity of Utica, which we entered in sleighs.
• Early in the evening, just as the moon rose, I took my stand behind a clump of trees, half-way up a hill, where I knew the sleighs must pass.
• True, the boys would carry the school books and pull the sleighs up hill for their favorite girls, but equality was the general basis of our school relations.
• The snow was ten feet deep in some places, and the side streets impassable either for carriages or sleighs.
• In one of the sleighs was a lady, who at the moment of passing him lost a bracelet from her arm, which fell on the snow.
• Once, when he went to invite her to ride to Quarterly Meeting, he found three Quaker beaux already there, with horses and sleighs for the same purpose.
• Other expense items mentioned salt, sugar, bacon, molasses, tobacco, wool and cotton cards, loom sleighs, mules and machinery.
• We went in sleds and sleighs, the snow was so deep, but it was all so jolly.
• She was bound for the largest shop, that stood under part of the great hotel, and just here, opposite the hotel, quite a number of sleighs were passing.
• Bertie, however, had not gone for a shovel, which would have been perfectly useless, but to explain the situation and assist in turning round the sleighs.
• The sounds grew louder, and a score of sleighs defiled past her hiding-place.
• Near one hundred soldiers of the English detachment were frost-bitten, and were brought back to the garrison on sleighs.
• The others dragged light sleighs, upon which were piled skins and long poles, for making tents at night, for the temperature was exceedingly cold after sundown.
• Here Steve left us, to go to the house, while Oscar and I unloaded the sleighs.
• A few horses were driven on the ice, and hundreds of boys ran merrily with real sleighs crowded down with their friends.
• Dimly through the fluttering whiteness of the snow-storm she saw the sleighs whirl up to the door, and their occupants, in a tumult of laughter, hurrying rapidly into the house.
• During the preceding night there was a fall of snow, and the company came to the village in sleighs.
• Two or three visitors, masculine and feminine, came in sleighs during the day, and altogether it passed much more rapidly than the preceding one.
• Leaving behind us the sleighs and snow-shovels of the street, we turn noiselessly toward the radiant margin of the sunlit woods.
• III Under the stars the dancing section of the Beau-Site went off in jingling sleighs over the snow to the ball at the Metropole.
• The theme of conversation in the sleighs which did not contain the Countess was that the Captain had flirted tremendously with the Countess, and that it amounted to an affair.
• He told me to go with her, and, when I had found you, to return to where we had left the sleighs, and make back for the ranche by the old trail as quickly as possible.
• They made a detour, and at last, on crossing over a low ridge, they came upon the deserted homestead where they had left the sleighs, horses and dogs.
• She noted that the sleighs had been abandoned, as, of course, there were no wheels there to take the place of the runners.
• Its great boilers and engines made in far factories of the south came in over the Athabasca trail on sleighs in winter.
• They met swiftly dashing sleighs, and let them pass on either hand, down the beautiful avenue narrowing with an admirably even sky-line in the perspective.
• The sleighs and cutters were thickening round them.
• There were many cars and a few other sleighs on this road and most of them were going toward Fernwood.
• At the moment they reached the door of the house, a party of young people whom Elizabeth Eliza knew came by in sleighs.

Similar words containing SLEIGH without suffix s

sleigh10 sleight11 sleighed13 sleigher12 sleights12 bobsleigh17 sleighers13 sleighing14 bobsleighs18 sleighings15 bobsleighed20 bobsleigher19 bobsleighing21 bobsleighers20 bobsleighings22

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