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Photo of a hay bale

Words that rhyme with -ay

List of words that end with a "ay "

Photo of someone being paid

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Pis forPay

You pay someone when you give them money because they provided some kind of goods or services to you. Most people get paid every week because they work at a job, and they get paid for what they do in their job.

Photo of a little girl playing

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Pis forPlay

You play when you do something just for the fun of it. The child in the picture is playing.

Photo of young men praying

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Pis forPray

When you pray, you offer praise or thanks to a deity, or you ask a deity for help or assistance.

Photo of predator and prey

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Pis forPrey

Prey is an animal, including birds and fish and even people, that another animal hunts for food. Prey animals are usually - but not always - smaller than the animal that wants to eat them. An animal or person that eats a prey animal is called a predator.

Photo of a puree

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Pis forPuree

You puree food by pushing it through a sieve or putting it into a blender so it becomes a thick liquid, without any lumps.

Food prep, Verbs

Photo of coffee and sachets

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Sis forSachet

A sachet is a small bag, usually used to store potpourri or small amounts of condiments like sugar or coffee.

Photo of San José, Costa Rica

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Sis forSan José

San José is the capital of Costa Rica. It has a population of around 1.7 million.

Capital cities, Cities in North America

Photo of an adobe building in Santa Fe

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Sis forSanta Fe

Santa Fe is the capital of the state of New Mexico in the United States of America. It has a population of around 185,000.

US State Capitals, Cities in North America

Photo of a sign that says Saturday

Seth Anderson / CC BY-SA

Sis forSaturday

Saturday is the sixth day of the week and the first day of the weekend. The day before Saturday is Friday and the day after Saturday is Sunday.

Onions being sauteed.

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Sis forSaute

Saute means to cook food in a pan with butter or oil.

And also ...

Allay, Array, Astray, Betray, Cabaret, Cabriolet, Cape Verde, Defray, Delay, Disarray, Dismay, Display, Dossier, Dray, Everyday, Fey, Flay, Halfway, Hey, Highway, Holiday, Hooray, Jay, Malay, Nestle, Ole, Parquet, Portray, Ray, Relay, Repay, Replay, Say, Slay, Soiree, Survey, They, Underway, Valet, Walkway, Yay, Yesterday

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