dray
noun
verb (used with object)
verb (used without object)
Origin of dray
Examples from the Web for dray
Contemporary Examples of dray
Dray says that the doctors she had seen in the practice prior to her delivery were, in fact, supportive of her VBAC plan.
Or, they may be less benevolent, as Dray believes Gorelik was.
Dray glances at me and then looks away when I ask her if she is going to have any more children.
While impressive, these figures are largely irrelevant for Dray.
Therefore, Dray actively sought a hospital that would be supportive of her decision to avoid another C-section.
Historical Examples of dray
They did not toss it carelessly onto the dray but slid it onto the dray.
Philo Gubb Correspondence-School DetectiveEllis Parker Butler
In this instance a dray was backed up to the curbstone, with paper.
So then he bethought him of the little ass that was outside under the dray yet.
Candle and CribK. F. Purdon
Portions of the dray, stripped of all the iron work, were also found.
Reminiscences of QueenslandWilliam Henry Corfield
Then I must try what fortune can do for me without the brewer's dray.
Orley FarmAnthony Trollope