drosky

[ dros-kee ]

noun

, plural dros·kies.

1. droshky.

Example Sentences

At night when we are waiting we can get into the drosky and sleep, while it is terrible without shelter.

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Pierre Olsdorf pressed both her hands in his, and sprung into the drosky, to which fresh horses had been harnessed.

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Relieved from all anxiety as to our future movements, we again mounted our drosky.

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Having secured my room, I mounted a drosky and hurried to a bath.

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Riding out to the suburbs, the drosky boy stopped at a large wooden building, pouring forth steam from every chink and crevice.

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