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Bay
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a horse with a moderate reddish-brown coat and black mane, tail, and lower legs
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He bought a bay to compete in the equestrian tournament.
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laurier, laurier
an evergreen Mediterranean tree with aromatic, glossy leaves and small blackish berries, used in cooking
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Bay trees grow well in sunny, well-drained soil.
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baie
a part of a shoreline that curves inward, larger than a cove but smaller than a gulf
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The bay provided a sheltered harbor for the ships during the storm.
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the prolonged barking or howling of a hound when it is on the scent
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He could hear the bay of the dogs as they chased the scent.
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a small recess or alcove opening off a larger room or space
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A bay by the window offered a perfect spot for flowers.
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a compartment in an aircraft used for a specific purpose, such as storing cargo, equipment, or weapons
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The cargo bay held luggage and supplies.
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a compartment on a ship between decks, often used for specific purposes such as housing patients in a hospital
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Each bay on the vessel had bunks for the crew.
to bay
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to make a deep, prolonged vocal sound
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Wolves bayed in the distance through the forest.
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(of dogs) to bark or howl with prolonged, resonant noises, especially when on the scent of prey
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Each hound bayed loudly when the deer appeared.
bay
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bai
(of an animal, especially a horse) having a moderate reddish-brown coat with black mane, tail, and lower legs
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The stable held several bay horses alongside chestnuts and greys.
