hayed

As a noun haye

is a shark (scaleless cartilaginous fish) or haye can be (grass cut and dried for use as animal fodder).

As a verb hayed is

(hay).

As verbs the difference between payed and hayed

is that payed is (archaic) (from old french paier) (pay) while hayed is (hay).

As verbs the difference between hayed and haked

is that hayed is (hay) while haked is (hake).

As a noun haked is

the pike (fish).

As verbs the difference between layed and hayed

is that layed is (archaic) (lay) while hayed is (hay).

As verbs the difference between hayed and hated

is that hayed is (hay) while hated is (hate).

As an adjective hated is

of something disliked; odious.

As verbs the difference between hazed and hayed

is that hazed is past tense of haze while hayed is past tense of hay.

As an adjective hazed

is affected by haze; hazy.

As verbs the difference between nayed and hayed

is that nayed is past tense of nay while hayed is past tense of hay.

As verbs the difference between hawed and hayed

is that hawed is past tense of haw while hayed is past tense of hay.

As verbs the difference between dayed and hayed

is that dayed is (day) while hayed is (hay).

As verbs the difference between hayed and haled

is that hayed is past tense of hay while haled is past tense of hale.