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sleigh

noun as in sled

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The Bjork sculpture is found in the Season 2 episode “The Bracebridge Dinner,” which also features a snow-laden sleigh ride.

But she’d never written a Christmas song until she and her collaborator Walter Afanasieff cranked one out over the course of a summer afternoon: a cheery, uptempo number driven by jingling sleigh bells, lush girl-group vocal harmonies and an inhumanly speedy keyboard lick.

The couple said tickets had sold so well that they would be returning to Norwich for a Christmas Day Fever, known as Sleigh Fever, in December.

From BBC

The canonical, almost cartoonish image of red-and-white mushrooms conjured when thinking of Alice’s adventures may have inspired Santa Claus’ sleigh ride.

From Slate

There were no facilities to treat those with mental illness or developmental disabilities in what was then the Alaska territory, so they were sent — often by dog sled, sleigh or stagecoach — to a waiting ship in Valdez.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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