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1 syllable:
a, a., ae, ay, bay, baye, bayh, bey, blay, bley, brae, bray, brey, c'est, ca, cache, carre, cay, che, clay, cluj, cray, da, dae, dak, day, daye, de, dey, dray, drey, ek, fay, Faye, fe, fey, flay, fray, frey, ga, galle, gay, gaye, gray, graye, grey, guay, gway, ha, haigh, haye, hey, hwe, j, j., jae, jay, jaye, k, k., kay, kaye, khe, klay, kley, kray, krey, lait, lay, laye, lei, ley, leyh, Mae, may, maye, mei, mey, nay, ne, nej, ney, ole, pay, paye, pei, play, pray, prey, quai, quay, quaye, rae, ray, raye, re, reay, rey, say, saye, schey, schley, seay, shay, shea, slay, sleigh, smay, snay, spey, spray, sta, stay, stray, strey, sway, sze, tae, tay, they, torme, tray, trey, vey, way, waye, wei, weigh, wey, whey, wray, wy, yay, yea
2 syllables:
abbe, aday, aggrey, aigner, aka, allais, allay, alms tray, and they, anway, array, asay, ash gray, ash grey, astray, at bay, away, b'nai, b-j, ballet, banpais, beauvais, bernay, betray, blue jay, Bombay, boulais, boulay, bouquet, bouygues, bua, buffet, buga, bull bay, cafe, calais, callais, calvey, cathay, ceta, chalet, cheese tray, child's play, ciskei, cliche, coday, convey, crochet, croquet, d'orsay, decay, defray, dekay, delay, delray, devey, dismay, display, dk, dog sleigh, donais, dorais, dossier, dovey, draw play, dumais, dupay, each day, essay, faberge, fast day, feast day, fete day, field day, filet, fillet, fine spray, flag day, foia, foul play, francais, gerais, gervais, give way, good day, gray jay, green bay, hair spray, halfway, hefei, hervey, hevey, hold sway, hongwei, hooray, hurray, ilhae, imlay, IRA, ita, jaquay, Jose, jouret, kamei, langlais, last day, leap day, levey, lord's day, lurvey, mackay, macknay, maclay, macrae, make way, maltais, manet, marais, marquai, match play, may day, mcbay, mccay, mcclay, mccrae, mccray, mccrea, mcgray, mckay, mclay, mcnay, mcquay, mcrae, mcray, mcshea, mcstay, mcvay, mcveigh, mcvey, milk whey, millay, mobay, monet, morais, moray, moutray, mulvey, name day, nihei, nikkei, nisei, nissei, noaa, o'dea, o'shea, o. k., obey, OJ, ok, okay, olay, orsay, palais, parquet, passe, per-se, pevey, porcher, portray, prepay, puree, purvey, rag day, red bay, red clay, Rene, Renee, repay, replay, resnais, rest day, risque, rose bay, saint's day, saute, school day, se, sea spray, sergei, servais, sevey, shinsei, sick pay, sinay, sochet, soiree, sorbet, souffle, speech day, squeeze play, steel gray, strike pay, stroke play, stupay, survey, swamp bay, sweet bay, tea tray, the way, today, toray, toupee, to say, trap play, turvey, twelfth day, uva, vadnais, valet, voisey, waga, wah-pei, word play, work day, x ray, zalay, zepa
3 syllables:
a. m. a., aaa, all saints' day, all the way, alpha ray, antigay, arbor day, asea, as we say, attache, back away, baseball play, Bastille day, bear away, beta ray, bird of prey, Biscayne bay, blaze away, bleaching clay, blink away, boulder clay, bouvier, boxing day, break away, break of day, bta, by the day, by the way, c. i. a., cabaret, Cabernet, cart away, cast away, cea, charcoal gray, charcoal grey, chase away, cheese souffle, Chevrolet, china clay, chip away, Christmas day, civil day, clear away, come away, cut away, d. e. a., d. n. a., day by day, degree day, delta ray, deseret, devil ray, die away, disarray, disobey, double play, draw away, drive away, drop away, dunlavey, e. p. a., eagle ray, Easter day, eat away, ekk, ember day, everyday, f. a. a., f. d. a., fade away, fall away, Fannie Mae, faraway, father's day, fiance, file away, first of may, fish filet, fish fillet, flow away, fool away, football play, force away, future day, gamma ray, get away, give away, go away, great white way, grind away, groundhog day, guy Fawkes day, haul away, hell to pay, hive away, holy day, Hudson bay, i. r. a., intraday, in a way, in no way, in some way, j. f. k., jna, Jon Benet, judgment day, judgment day, keep away, KKK, l. b. j., la-carre, labor day, lady day, laugh away, lay away, lead astray, lock away, look away, lunar day, lyonnais, m. c. a., m. i. a., make one's way, manta ray, market day, McGarvey, medal play, merit pay, meservey, milky way, mobile bay, Monterrey, Monterrey, mother's day, n. b. a., n. e. a., n. r. a., natal day, new world jay, new year's day, New York bay, old world jay, on the way, overplay, overstay, oxford gray, oxford grey, p. s. a., pancake day, passing play, passion play, pass away, peg away, Perrier, Piaget, pine away, pinochet, plug away, point the way, polling day, potter's clay, power play, prudhoe bay, pull away, puppet play, push away, put away, quai d'orsay, quarter day, rainy day, rate of pay, redisplay, ride away, right away, right of way, running play, run away, rush away, s. b. a., salt away, Santa-Fe, Santa Fe, san Jose, scare away, send away, shadow play, shoo away, show the way, shut away, sign away, silver gray, silver gray, slip away, sneak away, solar day, spotted ray, square away, stack away, stash away, steal away, st john's day, sweep away, take away, tear away, the right way, the whole way, three kings' day, throw away, time of day, tooth decay, toss away, touvier, triple play, tuck away, turn away, u. s. a., underpay, underplay, underway, USA, washing day, wash away, wear away, wedding day, what are they, while away, whisk away, wipe away, working day, work one's way, yac away, yap away
4 syllables:
action replay, admission day, African gray, appian way, armed forces day, armistice day, ascension day, barter away, basketball play, beaver away, breaking away, break of the day, butterfly ray, cabriolet, cafe Au lait, calendar day, Canada jay, carry away, Chesapeake bay, Columbus day, commencement day, commonwealth day, communique, compusa, corps DE ballet, day after day, Delaware bay, dominion day, double crochet, dwindle away, eating away, election day, electric ray, empire day, every day, f. e. m. a., fading away, far and away, frighten away, fritter away, going away, go a long way, have it away, hiya, high holy day, i. a. e. a., in a bad way, in a big way, in a broad way, l'espalier, leading astray, manila bay, mean solar day, midsummer day, miracle play, modern ballet, Morgan Le fay, mystery play, n. c. a. a., naivete, patriot's day, piddle away, porcelain clay, presidents' day, queen of the may, roundabout way, running away, safety squeeze play, Saint Patrick's Day, single crochet, societe, solar array, spirit away, squirrel away, strait of Calais, st martin's day, St Patrick's day, thanksgiving day, that is to say, throwing away, trifle away, turning away, u. c. l. a., u. s. d. a., Valentine's Day, valentine day, vascular ray, veterans' day, victory day, vitamin k, wanton away, wasting away, wearing away, whittle away, without delay, yakutakay
5 syllables:
christian holy day, citizenship day, classical ballet, comedy ballet, computer display, decoration day, digital display, discovery day, dual scan display, dwindling away, every which way, every which way, flaminian way, Independence Day, in a heartfelt way, Jewish holy day, memorial day, morality play, musical soiree, Narragansett bay, order of the day, period of play, residual clay, Robert e lee day, rocky mountain jay, saint valentine's day, San Diego bay, San Francisco bay, spotted eagle ray, st valentine's day, suicide squeeze play, t. w. a.
6 syllables:
apex of the sun's way, cafeteria tray, cultural attache, exponential decay, forever and a day, inauguration day, in an elaborate way, in a similar way, in a well mannered way, liquid crystal display, Martin Luther king Day, pan American day, passive matrix display, sedimentary clay, spiritual bouquet, united nations day
7 syllables:
alphanumeric display, common European jay, exploratory survey, military attache, radioactive decay, Texas independence day
8 syllables:
AmericanIndian day
10 syllables:
jean Baptiste Pierre Antoine De Monet
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mayo (mayonnaise) go, low, sew, dough, foe, so
Well, this is for funny versions for dynamite.
The first rhyme for AYO in dynamite is ''I throw my sandwich in the air sometimes saying AYO, mom where's the mayo?''.
The next one is ''I throw my iPod in the air sometimes saying AYO, I love you Taio!''.
Next ''I throw my homework in the air sometimes saying AYO, I'll take a zero!''.
Last one, ''I throw my cereal in the air sometimes saying AYO, I want Cheerios!''.
Bleh, pah, neah
Obey.
IT CAN BE TRANSLATED TO ENGLISH AS FOLLOWED. Hey nene, how are you?
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Forlog ey hvatvetna. Forlog is 'destiny' ey is 'is' hvatvetna is 'everything'
"ey" and "cari" aren´t proper words in spanish... the "cari" will be a shortened version of "cariño" which is an affectionate word, like darling, sweetheart etc in English. and the "ey" will be like "oh" or "ay" in English". depends on context. e.g. you often here mothers say "ay cariño" with a sigh if the child is walking really slowly behind them etc. they also say "ay niño" (boy) - they quite often call their children "boy" or "girl" to get their attention, which is not something we are familiar with in English as we usually use namse/pet names
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Hey shey ey
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Some words spelled with 'ey' that have a long A sound are: convey, obey, survey, and they.
No. The EY in they has a long A sound (thay) to rhyme with hey, prey, and obey.
Some examples of words that end with "ey" and sound like "ay" are ballet, convey, and survey.
guey, hey, obey, whey, they,
Only the "ey" at the end of both words rhyme. That makes them a "close rhyme" but they are different enough that they might not work in a poem as a rhyme.
Here are a five words that are spelled with 'ey' but are pronounced like long 'a': They- plural form of he, she, it. Hey- used as a greeting or to call attention. Bey- a provincial governor in the Ottoman Empire. Dey- the title of the governor of Algiers before the French conquest in 1830. Fey- supernatural; unreal; enchanted.
Grey,Obey,they,whey,fey.
ey (spelled אי) is a Biblical Hebrew word meaning "where is..."
The EY in hey has a long A (ay) sound, the same pronunciation as "hay."
The word "hey" has a long vowel sound, pronounced as /heΙͺ/.