Pronunciation

-ā, /-eɪ/, /-eI/

Rhymes

One syllable

• A
• a (stressed)
• bay
• bray
• clay
• Cray
• day
• dray
• drey
• fay, fey
• flay
• fray
• gay, Gay
• grey, gray
• hay
• hey
• J
• jay, Jay
• K
• Kay
• Kray
• lay
• lei (one pronunciation)
• ley
• may
• nay
• neigh
• pay
• play
• pray
• prey
• ray
• say
• slay
• sleigh
• spay
• splay
• spray
• stay
• stray
• sway
• Tay
• trait (one pronunciation)
• tray
• way
• weigh
• whey
• yay
• yea

Two syllables

• affray
• allay
• array
• assay
• astray
• away
• aweigh
• belay
• betray
• bidet (UK pronunciation is on the first syllable; does the US pronounce it on the first?)
• Bombay
• cachet (UK pronunciation is on the first syllable; does the US pronounce it on the first?)
• cliché (UK pronunciation is on the first syllable; does the US pronounce it on the first?)
• decay
• defray
• delay
• dismay
• display
• duvet (UK pronunciation is on the first syllable; does the US pronounce it on the first?)
• épée (UK pronunciation is on the first syllable; does the US pronounce it on the first?)
• flambé (UK pronunciation is on the first syllable; does the US pronounce it on the first?)
• foray
• gainsay (one pronunciation; another has the stress on the first syllable)
• g'day
• hooray, hurray
• in re
• inveigh
• Malay
• mislay
• OK, okay
• outplay
• outpray
• outstay
• outweigh
• passé (UK pronunciation is on the first syllable; does the US pronounce it on the first?)
• pâté (UK pronunciation is on the first syllable; does the US pronounce it on the first?)
• per se
• portray
• repay
• replay (verb)
• respray (verb)
• reweigh
• today
• Torbay
• toupee (UK pronunciation is on the first syllable; does the US pronounce it on the first?)
• unlay
• waylay

Three syllables

• anti-gay
• disarray
• fiancé, fiancée (one pronunciation - another has the stress on the second syllable)
• overlay (verb)
• overplay (verb)
• overstay
• recherché
• underplay
• yesterday (one pronunciation - the other has the stress on the first syllable)