• drace,
• driway,
• drousy,
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• ddays,
• 6days,
• 7days,
• 5dayes,
• derams,
• drians,
• trayes,
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• yrads,
• trahs,
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• drews.

Drays are a type of wagon-like vehicle traditionally used to transport goods such as barrels, sacks or crates around properties or between different destinations. The designs of drays vary greatly; they may include one or more axles, sides made of wood, leather or metal and wheels with iron or wooden rims. The traditional dray is pulled by horses, mules or oxen, and is primarily used to carry lighter loads than those carried by wagons and carts.

The length of drays can range anywhere from eight to fifty feet in length, depending on the size of the cargo they were designed to carry.

5 letters

• yards,
• dryas.

4 letters

• yard,
• dray,
• days,
• rads,
• sard,
• rays,
• ards,
• drys.

3 letters

• dry,
• rad,
• day,
• ray,
• rya,
• ras,
• das,
• ayr,
• sad,
• say,
• ads.