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Definition of stray
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Straying
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of Stra.
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Pervert
::
Pervert
(v. t.) To turn from
truth,
rectitude,
or
propriety;
to
divert
from a right use, end, or way; to lead
astray;
to
corrupt;
also, to
misapply;
to
misinterpret
designedly;
as, to
pervert
one's
words..
Divagation
::
Divagation
(n.) A
wandering
about or going
astray;
digression.
Ranger
::
Ranger
(n.) The
keeper
of a
public
park or
forest;
formerly,
a sworn
officer
of a
forest,
appointed
by the
king's
letters
patent,
whose
business
was to walk
through
the
forest,
recover
beasts
that had
strayed
beyond
its
limits,
watch the deer,
present
trespasses
to the next court held for the
forest,
etc..
Estray
::
Estray
(n.) Any
valuable
animal,
not wild, found
wandering
from its
owner;
a
stray..
Decline
::
Decline
(v. i.) To turn or bend
aside;
to
deviate;
to
stray;
to
withdraw;
as, a line that
declines
from
straightness;
conduct
that
declines
from sound
morals..
Entice
::
Entice
(v. t.) To draw on, by
exciting
hope or
desire;
to
allure;
to
attract;
as, the bait
enticed
the
fishes.
Often in a bad
sense:
To lead
astray;
to
induce
to evil; to
tempt;
as, the
sirens
enticed
them to
listen..
Fence
::
Fence (n.) An
inclosure
about a field or other
space,
or about any
object;
especially,
an
inclosing
structure
of wood, iron, or other
material,
intended
to
prevent
intrusion
from
without
or
straying
from
within..
Undirected
::
Undirected
(a.)
Misdirected;
misled;
led
astray.
Hallucinate
::
Hallucinate
(v. i.) To
wander;
to go
astray;
to err; to
blunder;
-- used of
mental
processes.
Inveigle
::
Inveigle
(v. t.) To lead
astray
as if
blind;
to
persuade
to
something
evil by
deceptive
arts or
flattery;
to
entice;
to
insnare;
to
seduce;
to
wheedle.
Aberrate
::
Aberrate
(v. i.) To go
astray;
to
diverge.
Astray
::
Astray
(adv. & a.) Out of the
right,
either
in a
literal
or in a
figurative
sense;
wandering;
as, to lead one
astray..
Err
::
Err (v. i.) To
wander;
to roam; to
stray.
Erroneous
::
Erroneous
(a.)
Wandering;
straying;
deviating
from the right
course;
--
hence,
irregular;
unnatural..
Forwander
::
Forwander
(v. i.) To
wander
away; to go
astray;
to
wander
far and to
weariness.
Varier
::
Varier
(n.) A
wanderer;
one who
strays
in
search
of
variety.
Wide
::
Wide
(adv.)
So as to be or
strike
far from, or on one side of, an
object
or
purpose;
aside;
astray..
Tralineate
::
Tralineate
(v. i.) To
deviate;
to
stray;
to
wander.
Straggle
::
Straggle
(v. t.) To
wander
from the
direct
course
or way; to rove; to
stray;
to
wander
from the line of march or
desert
the line of
battle;
as, when
troops
are on the
march,
the men
should
not
straggle..
Devious
::
Devious
(a.) Going out of the right or
common
course;
going
astray;
erring;
wandering;
as, a
devious
step..
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