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  [fey] /feɪ/ noun 1. a fairy. [fey] /feɪ/ noun, Obsolete. 1. . [fey] /feɪ/ noun, Slang: Extremely Disparaging and Offensive. 1. . [fey] /feɪ/ noun 1. a female given name, form of . /feɪ/ noun 1. a fairy or sprite adjective 2. of or resembling a fay 3. (informal) pretentious or precious /feɪ/ verb 1. […]

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  [fey] /feɪ/ noun 1. a female given name, form of . /feɪ/ noun 1. a fairy or sprite adjective 2. of or resembling a fay 3. (informal) pretentious or precious /feɪ/ verb 1. to fit or be fitted closely or tightly /feɪ/ noun 1. an obsolete word for faith n. “fairy,” late 14c., from Old […]

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