neigh in English

noun

1

a characteristic high-pitched sound uttered by a horse.

In a decision that speaks well of his integrity but poorly of his abilities as a children's entertainer, screenwriter John Fusco decided that his equine characters communicate only through neighs and whinnies.

verb

1

(of a horse) make a characteristic high-pitched sound; utter a neigh.

Inside each of the four buildings a horse neighed , stamped or whinnied.

synonyms: whinny, bray

noun

• whicker, whinny, nicker

verb

• whinny, bray
• whicker, whinny, nicker

Use "neigh" in a sentence

1. The horse goes neigh.

2. 34 synonyms for Bray: neigh, bellow, screech, whinny, heehaw, roar, trumpet, bellow, hoot, neigh, bellow

3. The horse gave a loud neigh.

4. The sound made in whinnying; a neigh.

5. He heard the horse's neigh in the distance.

6. Chariots rumble and roll ; horses whinny and neigh.

7. Still their neigh can be very irritating.

8. Neigh, bellow, screech, whinny, heehaw The donkey Brayed and tried to bolt

9. Neigh, bellow, screech, whinny, heehaw The donkey Brayed and tried to bolt

10. It's an open secret that the rebels are receiving support from the neigh - bouring coutry's government.

11. We all took a hand in the harvesting in the neigh bour commune last week.

12. Chilling Neigh: None None Please note that this is only 100% accurate to Generation VIII games

13. I heard a horse stamp and neigh and I felt the tremor through the walls of my room.

14. Instead of one pair as the first parents of the whole race, each district of Greece had its own Autochthones, who, according to the prominent physical features of the neigh

15. Bruv it ain't doomsday, this just foreplay Let the beat play, like I'm DJ When I shoot that ting go neigh Like it hey, mans said hey He should pray, gave him cancer UV ray, just to say sorry