1. To pay a fee to; to hire; to keep in hire.

2. Recompense or compensation for services, specially for professional services, prescribed in many cases by law or custom; an estate held of a superior on certain conditions; originally feudal service; an heritable or inherited estate; property.

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

• facee,
• feelo,
• feice,
• fet,
• feale,
• hee,
• ree,
• kee,
• cafee,
• fae,
• fer,
• fel,
• fre,
• afew,
• feber,
• ofeer,
• feeze,
• rfeer,
• feett,
• feare

• feed,
• few,
• flee,
• bee,
• fed,
• fey,
• see,
• free,
• feel,
• lee,
• fe,
• feb.,
• foe,
• F,
• Feet,
• wee.

The adverb form of the word "fee" is "feelessly".

The adjective form of the word "fee" is "fee-based".

The plural of the "fee" can be the "fees".

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