1. Plural of galloway; a small, sturdy horse breed originating from Galloway in Scotland, typically black or dark-colored.
Usage: Often capitalized when referring to the breed; Historically used as a working horse for riding and carrying goods
2. Plural of galloway; a type of lightweight, hooded cloak or overcoat worn in the 18th and 19th centuries.
Usage: archaic; Also called a 'galloway coat'

Examples

• The farmer kept several galloways in the pasture for farm work.
• Galloway horses are known for their strength and endurance despite their small size.
• The breed of galloways has been raised in Scotland for centuries.
• In historical portraits, gentlemen wore galloways as fashionable outerwear.
• The stable housed three galloways that were used for riding across the moorland.