galleys

noun
UK /ˈɡæliz/
US /ˈɡæliz/

Galleys are long, low ships that people rowed with many oars long ago.

The old story told of galleys sailing across the sea with rows of rowers.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A galley is a small kitchen on a ship or airplane.

The cook made soup in the ship's galley.

3. Galleys are early printed pages used to check a book before it is finished.

The writer read the galleys to fix any mistakes.

4. A galley is a long, narrow tray used for carrying things.

She carried the plates on a metal galley.