fayre

As nouns the difference between fayre and bazaar

is that fayre is (archaic) fair (in the sense of both (market) and (pretty)) while bazaar is a marketplace, particularly in the middle east, and often covered with shops and stalls.

As an adjective fayre

is (archaic) fair, beautiful.

As nouns the difference between gala and fayre

is that gala is gale while fayre is (archaic) fair (in the sense of both (market) and (pretty)) .

As an adjective fayre is

(archaic) fair, beautiful.

In archaic|lang=en terms the difference between ayre and fayre

is that ayre is (archaic) air while fayre is (archaic) 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 or ayre can be (archaic) air while fayre is (archaic) fair (in the sense of both (market) and (pretty)) .

As an adjective fayre is

(archaic) fair, beautiful.

As nouns the difference between feyre and fayre

is that feyre is (obsolete) a fair or market while fayre is (archaic) fair (in the sense of both (market) and (pretty)) .

As an adjective fayre is

(archaic) fair, beautiful.

As adjectives the difference between farre and fayre

is that farre is while fayre is (archaic) fair, beautiful.

As a noun fayre is

(archaic) fair (in the sense of both (market) and (pretty)) .

As an adjective fayre

is (archaic) fair, beautiful.

As a noun fayre

is (archaic) fair (in the sense of both (market) and (pretty)) .

As a verb faire is

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As an adjective fayre is

(archaic) fair, beautiful.

As a noun fayre is

(archaic) fair (in the sense of both (market) and (pretty)) .

As nouns the difference between fete and fayre

is that fete is a festival open to the public, the proceeds from which are often given to charity while fayre is (archaic) fair (in the sense of both (market) and (pretty)) .

As a verb fete

is (usually in the passive) to celebrate (a person).

As an adjective fayre is

(archaic) fair, beautiful.