fay

[feɪ]

fay Definition

• 1. a fairy or elf in folklore
• 2. to fit closely or neatly

Using fay: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "fay" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The fay granted the young girl three wishes.

• Example

  The dress fays perfectly to her body.

fay Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for fay

• fairy
• elf
• sprite
• imp
• gnome
• tuck

Phrases with fay

• fay shot

  a golf shot that is straight and true

  Example

  He hit a fay shot that landed right on the green.

• fay line

  a line that is straight and true

  Example

  She drew a fay line with the ruler.

• fay seal

  a seal that is tight and secure

  Example

  Make sure the fay seal is in place before turning on the engine.

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Summary: fay in Brief

The term 'fay' [feɪ] refers to a fairy or elf in folklore, as well as the act of fitting closely or neatly. It can be used to describe a golf shot that is straight and true, a line that is straight and true, or a seal that is tight and secure.