You are talking about two different words.
"Hey" is a kind of rude way to hail someone: "Hey you!" It's not quite as rude as it used to be since people use it on the internet all the time.
"Hay" on the other hand means dried grass or other dried plants used as fodder for cattle or horses. It is a very ancient English word, because people have been using hay for a long long time. It also used to mean a hedge.
hey :)
1200 AD. hey hey hey. another victory for me!
Hey diddle diddle, The cat and the fiddle, The cow jumped over the moon, The little dog laughed to see such sport, And the fork ran away with the Spoon Its called Hey Diddle, diddle
You're fishing for "comet", but the setup of your riddle is defective.-- A comet need not necessarily be in orbit around the sun.Its appearance may be a once-in-eternity event.-- A comet only has a 'tail' during the small portion of its orbitwhen it's relatively near the sun.-- The whole notion of a "tail" is misleading. That particular whatchamacallitalways points away from the sun, so when the comet has rounded the sunand is headed out again, the so-called 'tail' goes in front of it.a comet
Hay can be baled in several sizes and shapes, such as square, rectangular, or circular. These are left in the fields to dry out for months to a year. Wet or damp hay bales can spontaneously combust, so the bales must be completely dried inside and outside.Hay can be stored in hay stacks or hay mowls inside barns. A mowl is simply a hay loft -- a platform on the 2nd story with an opening in the center of the barn where hay can be thrown down to animals kept in the barn.Stacking hay depends on the size of the storage area and size of the hay bales. For example, one farmer has a small barn, but another farmer has a large barn. Here, it becomes simple math problems: (1) figuring out the area of the amount of storage space and (2) the size of the bales x number of bales.Hay also needs air, so some farmers may not stack them tightly together or not completely to the top. For example, if a farmer needs to stand next to the hay storage, the walking area may limit how many bales he can store in that area.
hey/hay
The homophone for "hay" is "hey."
Hey
The homonym for "hay" is "hey".
No, but it can have hay. Hay can be given to a calf at any age.
Haleigh has 6 definitions like HAy feild, Hay stack, HEY! ( the created the word hey! from Haleigh) Her,Heroine, and Hay honey tree.
Ay! que bonita = Hey, how beautiful you are ! ('Hay' = 'there is/are')
Hay & Hey
The EY in hey has a long A (ay) sound, the same pronunciation as "hay."
There is probably no connection to the expression HEY! and the feed for horses. The Hey is an exclamation or surprise expression.
The word "hey" has a long vowel sound, pronounced as /heΙͺ/.
It is called a bail of hay. ANswer Hay bale.