0 (especially in the past in the United States) a small carriage with four wheels and a roof, and seats facing forward, pulled by a horse or horses:
1 a county (= area with its own local government) in southeastern England:
"I re member we had a horse and a yellow surrey and a sleigh in winter," he told a magazine in 1956.
You go everywhere by horse-drawn carriage - a surrey with a fringe on top, like the one immortalised by the song in Oklahoma.
We are the only company that manufactures these distinctive Surrey cycles.
He had called his wife, who lived in Surrey, south of London, but she wouldn't come to get him.
The horse won the Epsom Derby in Epsom, Surrey, England, in 1993.
He is pro-chancellor of the University of Surrey and chairman of the trustees of the Science Museum in South Kensington.
Last month, a farmer in Surrey, England, 35 miles southwest of London, noticed some of his cattle acting listless.
Desloge spit off one side of the surrey and said there was where they would sink the shaft.
