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shay

American  
[shey] / ʃeɪ /

noun

Chiefly Dialect.
  1. a chaise.


shay British  
/ ʃeɪ /

noun

  1. a dialect word for chaise

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Etymology

Origin of shay

1710–20; respelling and back formation from chaise (taken as plural)

Example Sentences

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And now she was saying “shay you know” and Ifemelu did not have the heart to tell her that nobody said “shay” anymore.

From Literature

Vincent Marotta Sr., who as a creator of the Mr. Coffee machine helped send the percolator the way of the one-horse shay, died on Saturday at his home in Pepper Pike, Ohio.

From New York Times

YouTube user “shay Israel” posted the video on Thursday under the title “snuggle time with mama Jules.”

From Time

“Shay shay! You mean, I am saying it right? Shay shay?”

From Literature

Rising at daylight we take a small open carriage—a kind of "one horse shay"—for our ride.

From Project Gutenberg