-ey

¹

1. variant of -y ¹, especially after y: clayey.

-ey

²

1. variant of -y ², especially after y.

-ey

suffix

1. a variant of -y 1 -y 2

Example Sentences

Ryan then pulled a u-ey back to where he started or, at least, so it seemed.

From The Daily Beast

If “umami” was recently accepted into the lexicon...maybe “tomato-ey” isn't that far behind.

From The Daily Beast

I thought he gave it a valiant try, but it still left me yearning for an adjective that could best "tomato-ey."

From The Daily Beast

And is now going to do honour to the family all round the world, ey?

From Project Gutenberg

They had thought of ways in which mon-ey could be raised to help a-long the good cause.

From Project Gutenberg

No nightly trance, or breathèd spell, Inspires the pale-ey'd priest from the prophetic cell.

From Project Gutenberg

Pull′ey-block, a shell containing one or more sheaves, the whole forming a pulley; Pull′ey-shell, the casing of a pulley-block.

From Project Gutenberg

Squatters haf feelin's, t'ough t'ey hafn't much honesty to poast of.

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