| AWAYES | • AWAYES adv. (Spenser) away. |
| AYES | • ayes n. Plural of aye. • Ayes prop.n. Plural of Aye. • AYE n. an affirmative vote, also AY. |
| BAYES | • bayes n. Plural of baye. • Bayes prop.n. A surname. • Bayes prop.n. (Mathematics) Thomas Bayes. |
| BAYEST | • bayest adj. Superlative form of bay: most bay. • BAY adj. of a certain colour. |
| CRAYEST | • CRAY adj. (colloq.) crazy. |
| FAYEST | • FAY adj. whimsical, also FEY. |
| GAYEST | • gayest adj. Superlative form of gay: most gay. • GAY adj. cheerful. |
| GRAYEST | • grayest adj. Superlative form of gray: most gray. • GRAY adj. between black and white, also GREY. |
| LAUNCEGAYES | • launcegayes n. Plural of launcegaye. • LAUNCEGAYE n. (obsolete) a kind of spear, also LANCEGAY. |
| MAYEST | • mayest v. (Archaic) second-person singular simple present form of may. • MAY v. to gather flowers in the spring. |
| PAYESS | • payess n. Alternative form of peot. • PAYESS n. (Yiddish) uncut sideburns worn by some Jews. |
| RIMAYES | • rimayes n. Plural of rimaye. • RIMAYE n. (French) a bergschrund, a crevasse formed where a glacier or snowfield moves away from a mountain wall. |
| SAYEST | • sayest v. (Archaic) second-person singular simple present form of say. • SAY v. to utter in words, speak. |
| SCRAYES | • scrayes n. Plural of scraye. • SCRAYE n. the tern, also SCRAY. |