1. An imaginary being or spirit of diminutive size, conceived to assume a human form, dance in meadows, steal infants, and play a variety of pranks in a spirit of humour rather than mischief; an enchantres.

2. Of or belonging to fairies; fairylike; unreal.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• fridy,
• firy,
• fairm,
• firmy,
• firsy,
• famiiy,
• firey,
• vairy,
• famiey,
• faily,
• airey,
• feiry,
• wairy,
• foury,
• farir,
• foire,
• famioy,
• avairy,
• firry,
• famiy

• Farry,
• fairly,
• ferry,
• fahr,
• faerie,
• fare,
• far,
• friar,
• hairy,
• fri.,
• faire,
• fairway,
• fry,
• fire,
• fair,
• fury,
• flair,
• fir,
• faraway,
• airy,
• afire,
• Farah,
• Farr,
• Farrah,
• faery,
• fairey,
• farrow,
• diary,
• furry,
• FAIRER,
• fiery,
• dairy,
• faro,
• fray,
• faria,
• farro.

The adjective form of the word "fairy" is "fairylike".

The plural of the "fairy" can be the "fairies".

The singular of the "fairy" can be the "fairy".