nayed |
fayed |
As verbs the difference between nayed and fayed
is that
nayed is (
nay) while
fayed is (
fay).
frayed |
fayed |
As verbs the difference between frayed and fayed
is that
frayed is past tense of fray while
fayed is past tense of fay.
As an adjective frayed
is unravelled, worn at the end or edge.
dayed |
fayed |
As verbs the difference between dayed and fayed
is that
dayed is (
day) while
fayed is (
fay).
fayed |
fazed |
As verbs the difference between fayed and fazed
is that
fayed is (
fay) while
fazed is (
faze).
rayed |
fayed |
As verbs the difference between rayed and fayed
is that
rayed is (
ray) while
fayed is (
fay).
hayed |
fayed |
As verbs the difference between hayed and fayed
is that
hayed is (
hay) while
fayed is (
fay).
payed |
fayed |
As verbs the difference between payed and fayed
is that
payed is (archaic) (
from old french paier) (
pay) while
fayed is (
fay).
fayed |
layed |
As verbs the difference between fayed and layed
is that
fayed is (
fay) while
layed is (archaic) (
lay).
wayed |
fayed |
As an adjective wayed
is (of a horse) used to the way; broken in.
As a verb fayed is
(
fay).
faned |
fayed |
As a noun faned
is the editor of a fandom publication, most commonly a fanzine.
As a verb fayed is
past tense of fay.
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