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Sleigh   /sleɪ/   Listen
Sleigh

noun
1.
A vehicle mounted on runners and pulled by horses or dogs; for transportation over snow.  Synonyms: sled, sledge.
verb
1.
Ride (on) a sled.  Synonym: sled.



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"Sleigh" Quotes from Famous Books



... wonder that discretion should find itself all unable to hold its own against fancy in such a world of shadows. What wonder that when, after meeting on Sundays she met Perez as she was stepping into her father's sleigh at the meeting-house door, she should feel too confused fairly to look him in the face, much as she had thought all through the week before of that opportunity of ...
— The Duke of Stockbridge • Edward Bellamy

... wasn't,—and I dare say he was aggravating. They were clearing a piece of woodland that winter, and the old man was laid up in the house with the rheumatism, off and on, and that made him fractious, and he and John connived together, till one day Joseph and Susan Ellen had taken the sleigh and gone to Freeport Four Corners to get some flour and one thing and another, and to have the horse shod beside, so they was likely to be gone two or three hours. John Jacobs was going by with his oxen, and John Ashby and the old man ...
— Deephaven and Selected Stories & Sketches • Sarah Orne Jewett

... warmly, "it's the thing I most desired! Dear me, it's a very strange thing indeed, my dear, how often we seem to agree. I'll hitch old Billy to the sleigh and go straight after them now while Annie's getting supper!" And at that instant one glance at Aunt Ellen Leslie's fine old face, framed in the winter firelight which grew brighter as the checkerboard window beside her slowly purpled, would have revealed to the veriest tyro why the ...
— When the Yule Log Burns - A Christmas Story • Leona Dalrymple

... borrowed horse and sleigh, coat and furs. The stable-boy from Loefdala was to take him to some place in Bro and drive quickly back, ...
— Invisible Links • Selma Lagerlof

... that needed setting aright was too inconsequential for a paternal order. An ordinance establishing a system of weights and measures for the colony rubs shoulders with another inhibiting the youngsters of Quebec from sleigh- riding down its hilly thoroughfares in icy weather. Printed in small type these decrees of the intendant's make up a bulky volume, the present-day interest of which is only to show how often the hand ...
— The Seigneurs of Old Canada: - A Chronicle of New-World Feudalism • William Bennett Munro


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