fay¹ /fā/ (poetic)

A fairy

fay² /fā/ (Shakespeare)

Faith

fay⁴ /fā/ (obsolete or dialect)

To fit or unite closely

fayˈing-face noun

A prepared surface of contact

fay⁵ or fey /fā/ (dialect)

To clean out, eg a ditch

fey¹, fay or fie /fā/

1. Doomed, fated soon to die, under the shadow of a sudden or violent death, imagined to be marked by extravagantly high spirits (chiefly Scot)
2. Foreseeing the future, esp calamity (chiefly Scot)
3. Eccentric, slightly mad
4. Whimsical
5. Supernatural
6. Fairy-like
7. Elfin

• gaudeamus igitur
• gauded
• gauderies
• gaudery
• gaudgie
• gaudgies
• gaudier
• gaudies
• gaudiest
• gaudily
• gaudiness
• gaudinesses
• gauding
• gaudium certaminis
• gauds
• gaudy
• gaudy-day
• gaudy-days
• gaudy-green
• gaudy-night
• gaufer
• gaufers
• gauffer
• gauffered
• gauffering