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bray*v. brayed, bray·ing, brays v.intr.1. To utter the loud, harsh cry of a donkey.2. To sound loudly and harshly: The foghorn brayed all night.v.tr. To emit (an utterance or a sound) loudly and harshly.n.1. The loud, harsh cry of a donkey.2. A sound resembling that of a donkey: "an endless bray of pointless jocosity" (Louis Auchincloss).[Middle English braien, from Old French braire, from Vulgar Latin *bragere, of Celtic origin.]
Clearly Shelbourne are infinitely more termonbarry than Bray Wanderers. FACT.