DRAYHORSE | • DRAYHORSE n. a horse used to pull a dray. |
DRAYHORSES | • DRAYHORSE n. a horse used to pull a dray. |
GRAYHEAD | • grayhead n. (North America) A person with gray hair; an elderly person. • GRAYHEAD n. one with grey hair, also GREYHEAD. |
GRAYHEADED | • gray-headed adj. Having gray hair, especially from age. • GRAYHEADED adj. having gray hair, also GREYHEADED. |
GRAYHEADS | • grayheads n. Plural of grayhead. • GRAYHEAD n. one with grey hair, also GREYHEAD. |
GRAYHEN | • GRAYHEN n. the female of the blackcock, also GREYHEN. |
GRAYHENS | • GRAYHEN n. the female of the blackcock, also GREYHEN. |
GRAYHOUND | • grayhound n. (American spelling, uncommon) Alternative form of greyhound. • GRAYHOUND n. a tall slender fast-moving dog of an ancient breed originally used for coursing, also GREYHOUND. |
GRAYHOUNDS | • grayhounds n. Plural of grayhound. • GRAYHOUND n. a tall slender fast-moving dog of an ancient breed originally used for coursing, also GREYHOUND. |
JAYHAWKER | • jayhawker n. (Historical) An abolitionist raider in the Kansas–Missouri border skirmishes during the American Civil War. • jayhawker n. Any robber or bandit. • JAYHAWKER n. a name given to a freebooting, un-enlisted, armed man or guerrilla in the American Civil War. |
JAYHAWKERS | • jayhawkers n. Plural of jayhawker. • JAYHAWKER n. a name given to a freebooting, un-enlisted, armed man or guerrilla in the American Civil War. |
MAYHAP | • mayhap adv. (Archaic, rare) maybe, perhaps, possibly, perchance… • MAYHAP adv. (archaic) perhaps, also MAYHAPPEN. |
MAYHAPPEN | • mayhappen adv. (Obsolete or dialect) maybe, perhaps. • MAYHAPPEN adv. perhaps, also MAYHAP. |
MAYHEM | • mayhem n. A state or situation of great confusion, disorder, trouble or destruction; chaos. • mayhem n. Infliction of violent injury on a person or thing. • mayhem n. (Law) The maiming of a person by depriving him of the use of any of his limbs which are necessary for… |
MAYHEMS | • mayhems n. Plural of mayhem. • MAYHEM n. maiming, malicious damage, also MAIHEM. |
PLAYHOUSE | • playhouse n. A venue for performing plays. • playhouse n. Alternative form of play house (“child’s toy domestic dwelling”). • play␣house n. A child’s toy domestic dwelling, either for dolls or large enough for the child to enter. |
PLAYHOUSES | • playhouses n. Plural of playhouse. • play␣houses n. Plural of play house. • PLAYHOUSE n. a child's miniature house for playing in. |