The shipwright ensured the hull planks were faying tightly before sealing the seams.

She fayed the two wooden boards together to make the tabletop.

Fay discovered that her surname had been Anglicized from de Fae, a Norman family that settled in Ireland.

She worried whether the antique mask would fay over her face during the performance.

The mason pointed out the fay stones, each fitted so closely together that mortar was unnecessary.

Every spring, my neighbor would fay the garden path to welcome the festival.

The old oak was said to be home to a fay who healed wounded birds.

She wandered into the fay grove where moonlight turned the leaves to silver.

During the interview, she mentioned the slang fay as an old term some people used for a white person.

At the vintage market, a fay vendor arranged his handmade ceramics with careful hands.