Object

• ride: Get the next best thing - learn to sleigh ride with a pack of huskies and sharpen those instincts.

• opposition: Leading the charge and sleighing the opposition is Prezzybox who have content units and affiliate promotions galore.

Converse of object

• pull: In winter, the dogs put all their force into pulling sleighs.

• draw: The resort is car free and public transport takes the form of horse drawn sleighs and electric carts.

• drive: Rudolph's driving the packed sleigh and reindeers hard.

• ride: Ideal for outdoor activities such as camping, hiking, stadium visits or riding a sleigh in winter.

• park: Santa usually enters the house down the chimney leaving his reindeer and sleigh parked on the roof.

Adjective modifier

• one-horse: Dashing through the snow, in a one-horse open sleigh, Over the fields we go, laughing all the way.

• open: Dashing through the snow, in a one-horse open sleigh, Over the fields we go, laughing all the way.

• magic: Do you think Farmer Files will let us go up there in his magic sleigh?

• loaded: A full grown reindeer can run between 12 and 15 miles an hour pulling a loaded sleigh.

Modifies a noun

• ride: Dinner tonight is included, along with a sleigh ride along the snow trails around the village.

• bell: The jingle of sleigh bells has been drowned out by the ringing off the cash tills.

• bed: Other features of these rooms include either a four poster or sleigh bed or separate walk in shower.

Noun used with modifier

• horse-drawn: Baggage is conveyed to your apartment or hotel by horse-drawn sleigh or snow tractor.

• reindeer: There is no Father Christmas and no reindeer sleigh.

• bob: With a chance to bid for a bob sleigh ride in the charity auction, this is an all action event!

• horse: Guided walks, horse sleigh rides, and paragliding.

• dog: There are various guided activities, such as snow-shoe tours, dog sleigh rides and nature walks.

• foot: Upstairs is the large main bedroom, with 5 foot sleigh bed and beamed ceiling.