Associations to the word «Sleigh»
Noun
- Reindeer
- Claus
- Jingle
- Sled
- Cymbal
- Ride
- Leroy
- Bell
- Chime
- Sledge
- Barak
- Snow
- Santa
- Shaker
- Fur
- Harness
- Rudolph
- Christmas
- Robe
- Carriage
- Hitch
- Merry
- Sylvia
- Horse
- Drove
- Skating
- Jonas
- Snare
- Heidi
- Tam
- Livingstone
- Hoof
- Rein
- Thermometer
- Toy
- Oboe
- Ishmael
- Tubing
- Wagon
- Pompey
- Gallop
- Bertie
- Garion
- Runner
- Deacon
- Blacksmith
- Pelt
- Parson
- Grandma
- Pulling
- Ski
- Footman
- Gong
- Sprang
- Rug
- Roberts
- Drift
- Lumber
- Kitchener
- Barn
- Riding
- Percussion
- Stocking
- Gliding
- Elf
- Whip
- Whistle
- Trot
- Ice
- Drag
- Pull
- Cutter
- Anderson
- Harmonica
- Ellen
- Occupant
Adjective
Pictures for the word «Sleigh»
Wiktionary
SLEIGH, adjective. (obsolete) Sly
SLEIGH, noun. A vehicle, generally pulled by an animal, which moves over snow or ice on runners, used for transporting persons or goods. (contrast "sled", which is smaller)
SLEIGH, verb. To ride or drive a sleigh.
SLEIGH BELL, noun. Synonym of jingle bell.
SLEIGH BELLS, noun. Plural of sleigh bell
Dictionary definition
SLEIGH, noun. A vehicle mounted on runners and pulled by horses or dogs; for transportation over snow.
SLEIGH, verb. Ride (on) a sled.
Wise words
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