Definitions

1. noun

A cross between a mule and a horse, typically the offspring of a jackass and a mare, often used for riding or packing in rugged terrain.

“The hikers relied on their charbrays to navigate the treacherous mountain trails.”

2. noun

A type of mule or hybrid horse used for riding or packing, especially in western North America.

“The charbrays were essential for the early settlers in the American West.”