Cayley

[ key-lee ]

/ ˈkeɪ li /

noun

Arthur,1821–95, English mathematician.

Example sentences from the Web for cayley

"I've just got one or two little things to do," said Cayley.

The Red House Mystery |A. A. Milne
Cayley was not the only one who had to go, and, of course, no one thought of anything but games.

The Loom of Youth |Alec Waugh
Mr. Cayley knew of him, I heard him telling Mr. Beverley, but didn't know when he was last in England—see?

The Red House Mystery |A. A. Milne
If he had been able to do that, surely he or she would have communicated with your cousin, Mrs. Cayley?

The Red Symbol |John Ironside

"By the way, the car will be round at 10.30," said Cayley, looking up from his letters.

The Red House Mystery |A. A. Milne

British Dictionary definitions for cayley

Cayley

/ (ˈkeɪlɪ) /

noun

Arthur. 1821–93, British mathematician, who invented matrices

Sir George. 1773–1857, British engineer and pioneer of aerial navigation. He constructed the first man-carrying glider (1853) and invented the caterpillar tractor

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Cayley

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