Cay [noun]

They had been, I could plainly observe, kept orderly and free of dust, against cay home-coming.

We made it hot, and so they marooned us: me on a dry Tortuga cay, and him in an oarless boat.

Sometimes it was from a Coaster, which had found a waterless Bahama Cay littered with sun-dried bodies.

Mebbe the women-folks will feel better fort; but you cay—nt do it.

Actually, it is believed, they were after something on North Cay.

This left plenty of water and plenty of room for vessels to pass on the western, or Smith Cay, side.

"Mebby I cayn't promise hit, Lem," she rejoined almost inaudibly, with violet eyes that wandered guiltily away from his face.

He was almost certain that the ship he saw was very close to that tiny cay of which he had such unhappy knowledge.

The sloops were moving nearer the cay under sail and oar, trailing their crowded boats behind them.

Safely the sloop passed in by the outlying cay where the charred bones of Blackbeard's brig were washed by the surf.