ofay |
foe |
As a noun ofay
is (us|pejorative|slang) a white person.
As an adjective ofay
is (us|pejorative|slang) white, white-skinned.
As an initialism foe is
friends of the earth.
ofay |
olay |
As nouns the difference between ofay and olay
is that
ofay is a white person while
olay is palm leaves, prepared for being written upon with a style pointed with steel.
As an adjective ofay
is white, white-skinned.
ozay |
ofay |
As a noun ofay is
(us|pejorative|slang) a white person.
As an adjective ofay is
(us|pejorative|slang) white, white-skinned.
ofay |
otay |
As a noun ofay
is a white person.
As an adjective ofay
is white, white-skinned.
As an interjection otay is
alternative form of lang=en.
offy |
ofay |
As nouns the difference between offy and ofay
is that
offy is off-licence while
ofay is a white person.
As an adjective ofay is
white, white-skinned.
ofay |
okay |
As nouns the difference between ofay and okay
is that
ofay is a white person while
okay is
See OK As adjectives the difference between ofay and okay
is that ofay is white, white-skinned while okay is See OK
As a verb okay is
See OKAs an adverb okay is
See OKAs an interjection okay is
See OK
fay | ofay |
As nouns the difference between fay and ofay
is that
fay is a fairy; an elf while
ofay is a white person.
As adjectives the difference between fay and ofay
is that
fay is white while
ofay is white, white-skinned.
As a verb fay
is to fit.
As a proper noun Fay
is {{surname|A=An|English|from=nicknames}}, originally a nickname from "faith, loyalty" or "a fairy".