1. An elegant hunting-dog of slender figure, length of limb, and great swiftness.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• grayhound,
• grayhounds,
• greyhoud,
• freyhound,
• vreyhound,
• breyhound,
• hreyhound,
• yreyhound,
• treyhound,
• geeyhound,
• gdeyhound,
• gfeyhound,
• gteyhound,
• greeyhound,
• greyhouned,
• greyhounde,
• grehound,
• greyhund,
• geryhound,
• bearehound

• ground fir,
• ground rent,
• grundman,
• ground plan,
• ground noise,
• groundsel,
• grounding,
• ground glass,
• ground bass,
• Grayhound,
• ground bait,
• groundhog,
• ground cable,
• ground cover,
• groundling,
• ground fire,
• ground state,
• ground,
• ground rose,
• ground ball,
• ground cloth,
• groundberry,
• ground cedar,
• ground pine,
• greenhood,
• groundwork,
• groundsman,
• ground level,
• ground-floor,
• ground pink,
• ground ivy,
• groundkeeper,
• grounds,
• ground loop,
• ground rule,
• ground zero,
• groundfish,
• ground snake,
• ground wave,
• groundsheet,
• ground out,
• groundspeed,
• ground sloth,
• groundless,
• groundball,
• groundcover,
• groundmass,
• ground-level,
• ground crew,
• groundnut,
• grunden,
• ground swell,
• ground water,
• grounder,
• ground beef,
• ground-berry,
• ground floor.

The adjective form of the word "greyhound" is "greyhounded".

The plural of the "greyhound" can be the "greyhounds".

The singular of the "greyhound" can be the "greyhound".