stray in a sentence
v. i.
📚 Grade Level: Grade 1, Grade 2, Grade 3
Definition
Stray (adjective): having wandered away from home or from a proper place, often referring to animals that are lost or abandoned.
Crossword clues for stray
Crossword clue ideas and answer hints for the word "stray".
- Wandering animal without a home
- Lost pet looking for a place
- Abandoned creature roaming freely
- Animal that has gone off course
- Roaming without a fixed destination
Stray sentence examples
- The dog wandered off and became a stray in the busy streets of the city.
- She found a stray cat hiding under her porch and decided to take it in.
- It's easy to stray from the path when you don't have a clear direction in life.
- They were warned not to stray too far from the campsite after dark.
- Stray thoughts often interrupt my concentration during meditation.
- The dog wandered off from its owner and began to stray into the busy street.
- After the storm, several stray branches cluttered the yard, needing to be cleared away.
- She often saw a stray cat lurking around her garden, looking for food.
- The children were warned not to stray too far from the playground while they played.
- His thoughts began to stray from the lecture, drifting to plans for the weekend.
- The dog wandered off from its owner and became a stray on the busy streets.
- She found a stray cat shivering in the alley and decided to take it home.
- It's heartbreaking to see so many stray animals in need of care and shelter.
- His thoughts began to stray as he listened to the monotonous lecture.
- The lost child was found after a long search, wandering stray in the park.
- The stray dog wandered the streets, searching for food and shelter.
- After the storm, a stray branch from the tree landed in our backyard.
- She decided to adopt a stray kitten that had been meowing outside her window.
- The hiker followed the trail but soon found himself on a stray path that led him off course.
- He often felt his thoughts would stray when he tried to concentrate on his work.