Ay is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for AY in dictionary:

VERB:
• Same as Aye.
• Yes; yea; -- a word expressing assent, or an affirmative answer to a question. It is much used in viva voce voting in legislative bodies, etc.
NOUN:
• an affirmative vote, also AYE
• an affirmative answer, especially in voting
• expression of agreement
INTERJECTION:
• said to express assent; yes
• a response accepting an order
• (in voting) I assent
• Ah! alas!
ADVERB:
• always or still
• ever
ADJECTIVE:
• Always; ever; continually; for an indefinite time.

Words related to AY

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Words that contain AY

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How to use AY in a sentence

• Ay, ay, Women that are discreet, are always thus upon their Wedding-day.
• Ay, even the mere animal and the human being, strange and awful as it may be, SEEM, under the microscope, to have the same beginning.
• Ay, off went Geissler, bravely enough to all seeming.
• Ay, none so bad-looking to her mind! And then the party came back from church late on Sunday night.
• Ay, more, her lover, who had hoped to come home in the full tide of victory and claim his bride as a reward for gallantry, had shared the fate of her father and brother.
• Dust he shall eat, ay, and with relish take, As did my cousin, the renowned snake.
• Beyond lay the vast desert, with, on the other side of it, the dream land, ay, the myth land, of California.
• Ay, my lord, I shall have the same reason for my happiness that your lordship has, I shall think myself happy.
• Ay, and if Heaven opened out before me, you would come between me and Heaven itself.
• Ay, marry, what of these? The Poet has half deserted his figure, and is losing himself in a new description, from which the Painter impatiently recalls him.
• Ay! to the rocks! and thou wilt see, I wist, A lonely one, that bendeth in the mist Of moonlight, with a wild and raven pall Flung round him.
• Ay, but how does that profit me? Be sure Lady Inger Gyldenlove has as many hiding-places as the fox, and more than one outlet to them.
• Ay, but it does not at all follow that you know her.
• Ay, Ornulf, think of me what thou wilt, but I cannot part from thee as thy foe.
• Ay, show me Thorolf! Ornulf told me he would carve me a ship with many, many warriors on board.
• The old, ay, perhaps the most common lesson of life, is disappointment.
• He was about to turn the key in the lock when a sound stayed his hand, ay, and rooted him to the spot.
• Ay, marry are we, returned Homenas, and for that reason we shall all be saved.
• Pray, master, cried Panurge, if I also rang this bell could I make those other birds yonder, with red-herring-coloured feathers, sing? Ay, marry would you, returned Aedituus.
• Ay, there indeed lay the difficulty, for there is no getting loose without a pass and discharge in due course from the bench.
• But hark you me, master of mine, asked Panurge, have they not some of different growth? Ay, marry have they, quoth Double-fee.
• Ay, she love the husband so, and the two beautiful girls! Then she die, and I am glad.
• Ay, to be sure, the name must come very evidently thence.
• We will slay every one, ay, even to the babe at the breast.
• Ay, ay, sure we shall, and enjoy it, Peter rolled out at his elbow.
• ON THE PHOTOGRAPH OF A CORPS COMMANDER Ay, man is manly.
• Ay, God knows that we, we love you not, in sooth! and that we blame ye not that ye have no love for us.
• Why so distressed? Men have forgotten many an evil deed That chanced long since, ay, even the gods themselves Remember not past sorrows.
• Ay, she shall be thy wife, and thou shalt stay Here, with thy father.
• What is this? Here they shall stay, ay, both of them! MEDEA.
• She has not done wisely, to desert the friend and guardian of her youth, ay, even of her childhood, in order to seek protection from strangers.
• Ay, would that I never had, not even seeing it in a dream! IPH.
• Beneath thy own roof, my father, thou shalt puzzle this dull brain all day long, ay, and all night too, if it give thee pleasure.

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