a. colloq. [f. COACH sb. + -Y.]

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  1.  Of a horse: Resembling a coach-horse.

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1870.  Daily News, 19 July, 62. Colonel Wilson succeeding with his coachy Fenian, an indifferent mover and too lumpy to please.

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1887.  Sat. Rev., 5 Nov., 634. He [a horse] looks just a trifle ‘coachy’ about the shoulders.

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  2.  Having to do with a coach, coach-driving.

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1882.  Jessopp, Arcady (1887), 73. A coachy Sisyphus, condemned to everlasting alternations of being dropped and picked up again by an infernal chariot.

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  Coachy sb.: see COACHEE1.

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