Baily

noun

one of the largest craters on the moon, about 293 kilometres in diameter, lying in the SE quadrant

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Historical Examples

Then through Mr. Baily I will give all the particulars of it.
The Trial of Charles Random de Berenger, Sir Thomas Cochrane,
William Brodie Gurney
"They are in no way fit for the fattening-coop," says Mr. Baily.
Poultry
Hugh Piper
Of the same eminent serjeant in his earlier years an Old Baily story is told.
Law and Laughter
George Alexander Morton
Baily in his Race Orthodoxy in the South describes a visit to what he terms a typical rural school.
The Journal of Negro History, Volume 5, 1920
Various
Mr. Baily paid me twenty pounds sterling for the trio, and I thought that fair pay, I remember.
The History of The Hen Fever
George P. Burnham

Baily

Examples from the Web for baily

Historical Examples

Then through Mr. Baily I will give all the particulars of it.

"They are in no way fit for the fattening-coop," says Mr. Baily.

Of the same eminent serjeant in his earlier years an Old Baily story is told.

Baily in his Race Orthodoxy in the South describes a visit to what he terms a typical rural school.

Mr. Baily paid me twenty pounds sterling for the trio, and I thought that fair pay, I remember.