muay

As nouns the difference between terms and muay

is that terms is while muay is the act of muay thai boxing two fighters trying to defeat each other in a match, usually in a ring with a referee and muay thai specific rules.

As a noun muay is

the act of muay thai boxing two fighters trying to defeat each other in a match, usually in a ring with a referee and muay thai specific rules.

As a noun muay

is the act of muay thai boxing two fighters trying to defeat each other in a match, usually in a ring with a referee and muay thai specific rules.

As an adverb muy is

(informal) very.

As nouns the difference between muay and mulay

is that muay is the act of muay thai boxing two fighters trying to defeat each other in a match, usually in a ring with a referee and muay thai specific rules while mulay is .

As a noun muay

is the act of muay thai boxing two fighters trying to defeat each other in a match, usually in a ring with a referee and muay thai specific rules.

As a verb quay is

enclose, surround, encircle.

As an adjective muxy

is (uk|dialect|dated) soft, sticky, and dirty.

As a noun muay is

the act of muay thai boxing two fighters trying to defeat each other in a match, usually in a ring with a referee and muay thai specific rules.

As nouns the difference between may and muay

is that may is mummy, mother while muay is the act of muay thai boxing two fighters trying to defeat each other in a match, usually in a ring with a referee and muay thai specific rules.