bray

Then he'll start braying like the tin god he is.

He was in fine voice, braying at the top of his lungs.

The animals were braying and one of them sounded bad.

So she ate of it, and like the others ran off into the court braying away.

A donkey was braying on the hill behind the house.

When she spoke her voice was thick and slightly braying.

Only the food I was chewing kept me from braying outright.

The second bell rang suddenly, braying out from the side of the building.

She ran toward the door, and the thing behind her brayed, "Run!

There is much braying about lovers and others in her life who have barely been described.

He must have finished braying his question at her.

From the intersection below my office window a horn brayed.

The pack brayed and bellowed outside the house for seven weeks.

The linesmen let them go on for a long time, as the crowd brayed.

As he reached for his cap, the fire alarm brayed through the ship.

"The next time you bray like that you'll do a donkey's work!

The radio began to bray static with each burst of lightning.

Sure enough, a cell phone idiot began braying into the morning's serenity.

The alarm brayed again, longer this time as they charged into the alley.

Suddenly he stretched his neck and began to bray.

The donkey brayed again and kicked at the stall's door.

"How could I work with that damned donkey braying in my ear?"

He dropped the lead rope, brayed and took off!

All at once, in the ravine behind them, one of the mules brayed.