1. A fairy.

2. Or fit two pieces of wood together.

3. To fit closely.

4. A fairy; an elf.

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

• fau,
• fae,
• tafy,
• faci,
• fal,
• fai,
• fas,
• oay,
• faz,
• faily,
• fak,
• avy,
• famy,
• fcae,
• sfae,
• safy,
• faty,
• aeay,
• fac,
• famiy

• fly,
• lay,
• fa,
• fad,
• jay,
• fray,
• gay,
• fax,
• pay,
• hay,
• F,
• say,
• way,
• fahey,
• nay,
• fry,
• fahy,
• Faye,
• bay,
• Ay,
• fat,
• ray,
• fan,
• FAW,
• day,
• fao,
• FAA,
• far,
• may,
• Fahie,
• FAE.

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

The plural of the "Fay" can be the "fays".

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