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fay
1[ fey ]
noun
- a fairy.
fay
2[ fey ]
noun
- faith.
fay
3[ fey ]
noun
- ofay.
Fay
4[ fey ]
noun
- a female given name, form of Faith.
fay
1/ feɪ /
fay
2/ feɪ /
noun
- a fairy or sprite
adjective
- of or resembling a fay
- informal.pretentious or precious
fay
3/ feɪ /
verb
- to fit or be fitted closely or tightly
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Fay also went through some of the more common things one would find when doing an SEO audit on a site.
Fay explained that e-commerce SEO is more technical and nuanced because of pagination, filters, and the nature of product descriptions, where you need to spend a lot more time with on-page technical SEO.
Others like Fay say that even funding needle-exchange programs is a waste of resources.
Fay Vincent utters Pete Rose's name just about as much as Rudy Giuliani says 9/11.
Screenplay by Robert Riskin, who happens to have been Fay Wray's first husband.
Not even Hurricane Fay, which rammed through the Orlando, Florida, area in August 2008, could wash away the child's legacy.
“There is a tension between what Tea Party groups around the country think and what we do in Massachusetts,” says Fay.
When the time came to part from Frank, little Fay was almost heart-broken.
I will tell you now that I am ready to go through anything for Fairy Fay.
The Rev. Eli Fay preached her funeral sermon, and bore testimony to her great ability.
Again, the fay of Argouges disappears on the name of Death being mentioned in her presence.
Fay and Cox turned it over to True Williams, one of the well-known illustrators of that day.
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