Rhymes:English:-eɪ

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Contents 1 Pronunciation 2 Rhymes 2.1 One syllable 2.2 Two syllables 2.3 Three syllables 2.4 Four syllables 2.5 Five syllables 2.6 Six syllables 2.7 Seven syllables

[edit] Pronunciation

enPR: -ā, IPA: /-eɪ/, SAMPA: /-eI/

[edit] Rhymes

[edit] One syllable

A a (stressed) ay, aye (ever) bay bey brae bray cay clay Cray cray day dey dray drey eh fay, fey flay fley

frae fray Frey Gay gay glei, gley Gray (surname) grey, gray (colo(u)r) gray (unit) hay hey J jay, Jay K Kay Kray lay lei (one pronunciation) ley May

may nae nay née neigh pay play pray prey qua ray re (in music) say slay sleigh spae spay Spey

splay spray stay stray sway Tay tay they trait (one pronunciation) tray trey wae way weigh wey whey yay yea

[edit] Two syllables

AA affray abbé (one US pronunciation) agley (?) AK allay array assay astray attaché (US pronunciation) au fait away aweigh BA ballet (one US pronunciation) belay beret (one US pronunciation) betray bidet (US pronunciation) Bizet (US pronunciation) blasé (US pronunciation) Bombay bombé (US pronunciation) bouclé (US pronunciation) bouchée bouquet (US and one UK pronunciation) bourrée (one pronunciation) broché (US pronunciation) brûlée buffet (furniture/meal; one pronunciation) CA cachet (US pronunciation) café (US pronunciation) Cathay chalet (one US pronunciation) chevet chiné ciré (US pronunciation) CJ cliché (US pronunciation) congé (one US pronunciation) Conté

convey corvée coudé coulée coupé crochet (US pronunciation) croquet (US pronunciation) cy pres DA decay deejay (one pronunciation) defray DeLay (surname - see especially Tom DeLay) delay dismay display distrait DJ (one pronunciation) duvet (US pronunciation) EA, E/A épée estray FA feng shui (one pronunciation) filet (one US pronunciation) flambé (US pronunciation) foray frappé (US pronunciation) GA gainsay (one pronunciation; another has the stress on the first syllable) Gaspé g'day gilet glacé (US pronunciation) gourmet (one US pronunciation) Hefei, Hofei HK hooray, hurray Hopeh, Hopei Hubei, Hupeh IA inlay (one pronunciation) in re inveigh JA

jaspé (US pronunciation) Jose (US pronunciation) jeté LA lamé (US pronunciation; see also Amy Lamé) levee (one US pronunciation) LJ Lough Neagh lycée (US pronunciation) MA Mahé (?) Malay margay (one US pronunciation) McVey (surname - see especially Cal McVey, Rob McVey and Sam McVey) mêlée (one US pronunciation) Millais (US pronunciation) mislay misplay MK moiré (US pronunciation) moray (one pronunciation) mornay (US pronunciation) NA névé (US pronunciation) ngwee NK obey OK, okay olé outlay (verb) outplay outpray outstay outweigh PA parquet (US pronunciation) passé, passée (one pronunciation) passepied pâté (US pronunciation) patée, pattée pavé Pelée per se

piolet piqué (US pronunciation) plié (US pronunciation) plissé (US pronunciation) PJ, p-j PK portray prepay purée (US pronunciation) purvey QA RA reflet René (one pronunciation) Renée (one pronunciation) repay replay (verb) respray (verb) reweigh risqué (US and one UK pronunciation) RK rosé (US pronunciation) SA sachet (US pronunciation) sashay (US pronunciation) sauté (US pronunciation) semé (US pronunciation) SJ soigné, soignée soirée (US pronunciation) soufflé (US pronunciation) strathspey survey (verb) TA Taipei today tokay Torbay touché toupee (one pronunciation) UJ UK unlay unsay VA valet (one US pronunciation) Vouvray (?) waylay YA

[edit] Three syllables

AAA ABA ACA ADA AEA AFA AGA AKA AMA ANA anti-gay A-OK, AOK appliqué ARA ASA ATA atelier (US pronunciation) Beaujolais (US pronunciation) BAA BBA BDA BEA BMA BMJ brise-soleil BSA BTA C&A CAA Camagüey cassoulet CCA CGA Charolais (US pronunciation) chasse-marée CIA cloisonné C of A consommé (one US pronunciation) coryphée CSA cva déclassé, déclassée décolleté disarray disobey divorcé (US pronunciation) divorcée (US pronunciation) DMA DNA

DOA DPA Dubonnet (US pronunciation) ECA écarté (US pronunciation) écorché EFA EGA EIA EMA EPA ERA ESA ETA exposé (US pronunciation) FAA Fabergé (US pronunciation ) FBA FCA FDA FFA FHA fiancé, fiancée (one pronunciation - another has the stress on the second syllable) FLA FPA FRA FSA GCA GLA GSA HEA HMA IAA IBA ICA ICJ IFA interlay (verb) IoJ IPA ipa IRA ITA JFK JSA KKK LCJ LEA Le Carré (US pronunciation; surname – see especially John Le Carré)

LLA LSA LTA MAA Mandalay Massenet matinée (US pronunciation) MBA MCA MFA MHA MIA MLA Monterrey MRA MRE MSA NAA NBA NEA NGA Niamey NPA NRA NTA NUJ ODA OSA overlay (verb) overpay overplay (verb) overstay overweigh PDA PFA PGA PHA PLA PMA POA PPA PPK PRA protégé (US pronunciation) PSA PTA PVA Q and A Rabelais (one US pronunciation) R & A

ratiné (US pronunciation) RCA RDA recherché repoussé (US pronunciation) retroussé (US pronunciation) RFA RGA RHA ricochet (one US pronunciation) RMA RNA ROA RSA RSJ RTA RYA SAA San José Santa Fe SBA SDA SDK SFA SLA sobriquet (one US pronunciation) sommelier (US pronunciation) SSA T and A, T & A TBA, tba TCA TLA TSA TVA UDA UEA underlay (verb) underpay (verb) underplay USA UVA, UV-A V and A, V & A velouté (US pronunciation) VFA VGA VLA VOA yesterday (one pronunciation - the other has the stress on the first syllable) YHA

[edit] Four syllables

ABCA ABSA ANTA auto-da-fé bioassay (one pronunciation) cabriolet café au lait CIPA CMEA CNAA communiqué (one US pronunciation) CPSA DJIA DVLA EDTA

EISA FCCA FCMA FRSA IAEA IATA ILEA MCPA MDMA MHRA MKSA Morgan le Fay MPAA MRCA mRNA, m-RNA

MRSA NAPA NPFA NRSA NVLA NZPA PABA (one pronunciation) PDSA RBMK rDNA RIAA RIIA rRNA RSLA

RSSA SPCK sRNA SRS-A SVGA SYHA tRNA UCLA USIA US of A USGA Z-DNA YMCA Z-DNA

[edit] Five syllables

• ASPCA
• CIPFA
• immunoassay (one pronunciation)
• lettre de cachet
• NSPCA
• NVALA
• PWA
• RSPCA
• SWA
• TWA
• UNFPA
• WBA
• WDA
• WEA
• WFA
• WLA
• WPA

[edit] Six syllables

• PCMCIA
• UAWA
• YWCA

[edit] Seven syllables

• UNRWA
• WPBSA