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Definitions for Bray

[1] the loud, harsh cry of a donkey.
[2] any similar loud, harsh sound.
[3] to utter a loud and harsh cry, as a donkey.
[4] to make a loud, harsh, disagreeable sound.
[5] to utter with a loud, harsh sound, like a donkey.
[6] to pound or crush fine, as in a mortar.
[7] Printing . to thin (ink) on a slate before placing on the ink plate of a press.
[8] (intr) (of a donkey) to utter its characteristic loud harsh sound; heehaw
[9] (intr) to make a similar sound, as in laughing he brayed at the joke
[10] (tr) to utter with a loud harsh sound
[11] the loud harsh sound uttered by a donkey
[12] a similar loud cry or uproar a bray of protest
[13] (tr) to distribute (ink) over printing type or plates
[14] (tr) to pound into a powder, as in a mortar
[15] Northern English dialect to hit or beat (someone or something) hard; bang

Words related to Bray

yell, neigh

Words nearby Bray

brawny, braxton hicks contractions, braxton hicks sign, braxton-hicks contraction, braxy, bray, brayer, braz., braza, braze, brazelton

Origin of Bray

21350–1400; Middle English brayen < Anglo-French bra(i)er, Old French broier < Germanic; see break

Words that may be confused with Bray

braid, brayed

Word origin for Bray

C14: from Old French breier of Germanic origin; see break

Synonyms for Bray

hee-haw, neigh, yell