In archaic terms the difference between ayre and fayre
is that ayre is air while fayre is fare.
As nouns the difference between ayre and fayre
is that ayre is a narrow bar of sand or gravel formed by the sea; a sandbank while fayre is fair (in the sense of both {{term|market}} and {{term|pretty}}).
As a proper noun Ayre
is an area of the Isle of Man.
As an adjective fayre is
fair, beautiful.
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fayre
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Noun
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en noun)
(archaic) fair (in the sense of both (market) and (pretty)) .
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, year=1550
, author=
, title=The market or
fayre of usurers: A newe pasquillus or dialogue agaynst usurye ...
, page=[front cover]
citation
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(archaic) fare.
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