-ey

See also: ey, EY, -ey-, and eþ

English

Etymology 1

Suffix

-ey

2. Alternative form of -y (adjectival suffix).

Derived terms

English terms suffixed with -ey (adjectival)

avocadoey

bambooey

banana-ey

bananaey

boyey

broey

clayey

cockey

complainey

couch-potatoey

cryey

discoey

echoey

fluey

flyey

gnarley

goey

gooey

grayey

greyey

hayey

horsey

Jewey

juvey

mangoey

mashed-potatoey

mooey

mosquitoey

pooey

potatoey

shampooey

shewey

skyey

sprayey

styey

sweet-potatoey

tobaccoey

tomatoey

tricksey

wheyey

yawey

zooey

Etymology 2

Suffix

-ey

2. Alternative form of -y / ie (diminutive suffix).

Derived terms

English terms suffixed with -ey (diminutive)

bogey

Boney

cockey

darkey

Dickey

horsey

Janey

jockey

Schuey

spidey

suey

trolley

uey

whiskey

Anagrams

• YE, Ye, ye