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says

Says vs Fays - What's the difference?

says | fays |


As a verb says

is (say).

As a noun fays is

.

Says vs Saps - What's the difference?

says | saps |


As a verb says

is (say).

As a noun saps is

.

Says vs Jays - What's the difference?

says | jays |


As a verb says

is third-person singular of say.

As a noun jays is

plural of lang=en.

Says vs Saws - What's the difference?

says | saws |


As a verb says

is (say).

As a noun saws is

.

Says vs Gays - What's the difference?

says | gays |


As a verb says

is (say).

As a noun gays is

.

Says vs Sayd - What's the difference?

says | sayd |


As verbs the difference between says and sayd

is that says is (say) while sayd is (label).

As an adjective sayd is

(obsolete) said , mentioned earlier.

Says vs Bays - What's the difference?

says | bays |


As verbs the difference between says and bays

is that says is (say) while bays is (bay).

As a noun bays is

or bays can be (obsolete) baize.

Says vs Slays - What's the difference?

says | slays |


As verbs the difference between says and slays

is that says is third-person singular of say while slays is third-person singular of slay.

Says vs Cays - What's the difference?

says | cays |


As a verb says

is third-person singular of say.

As a noun cays is

plural of lang=en.

Says vs Mays - What's the difference?

says | mays |


As a verb says

is third-person singular of say.

As a noun mays is

plural of may.

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