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stray
verb (strays , strayed , straying ) intr
1 to wander away from the right path or place, usually unintentionally.
2 to move away unintentionally from the main or current topic in thought, speech or writing He usually strays a bit from the main topic during a lecture .
3 to depart from the accepted or required pattern of behaviour, living, etc.
adjective
1 said of a pet, farm animal, child, etc: homeless; ownerless; lost a stray kitten .
2 not the result of a regular or intended process; random; casual stray gunfire .
noun (strays ) a stray animal, child, etc.
[13c: from French estraier to wander]
strayer noun .
waifs and strays see separate entry.
verb (strays , strayed , straying ) intr
1 to wander away from the right path or place, usually unintentionally.
2 to move away unintentionally from the main or current topic in thought, speech or writing He usually strays a bit from the main topic during a lecture .
3 to depart from the accepted or required pattern of behaviour, living, etc.
adjective
1 said of a pet, farm animal, child, etc: homeless; ownerless; lost a stray kitten .
2 not the result of a regular or intended process; random; casual stray gunfire .
noun (strays ) a stray animal, child, etc.
[13c: from French estraier to wander]
strayer noun .
waifs and strays see separate entry.
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