fay
/feɪ/
noun
- A fairy or magical being, especially in folklore.
- In the old story, a fay granted the woodcutter three wishes.
- The garden was said to be home to a gentle fay.
- She dressed as a fay for the costume party, with wings and a wand.
Antonyms
adjective
- Having magical or supernatural qualities; enchanted.
- The forest had a fay atmosphere, with glowing mushrooms and strange music.
- Her fay smile seemed to hold secrets from another world.
- They told fay tales around the campfire.