grayhound

[grey-hound]

noun

1. a variant of greyhound.

Example Sentences

British couple Marcus and Freya Pomeroy-Rowden built their ship, the Grayhound, as a replica of an 18th-century lugger, and carry cargo between the UK and France, bringing West Country ale to Brittany and French wine to Cornwall.

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Thinking they might sound better with something more bass heavy, I queued up Swedish House Mafia’s “Grayhound.”

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Faint, underneath, the household fowls convene; And, in a corner of the buzzing shade, The housedog, with the vacant grayhound, lies Outstretched and sleepy.

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A hasty lunch was eaten in midair, with the Sea Eagle still winging her way like a grayhound of the sky.

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It is larger than a Calf of a year old, strongly made before, and turned like a Grayhound behind.

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