chays
chays is the plural of chay.
Meaning of chay
Noun (1)
chay (plural chays)
- A chaise (horse-drawn carriage).
Noun (2)
chay (plural chays)
- The letter ⟨/⟩, which stands for the ch sound /tʃ/, in Pitman shorthand.
Proper noun capitalized: Chays
Chays
- plural of Chay
Words that rhyme with chays
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- amaze
- appraise
- craze
- fraise
- gaze
- phrase
- mayonnaise
- ablaze
- braise
- chaise
- lase
- liaise
- malaise
- maze
- peise
- baize
- bayes
- bolognese
- braize
- braze
- days
- daze
- emprise
- laze
- overglaze
- praise
- reyse
- ukase
- upraise
- abbes
- abrase
- acraze
- affrays
- arrays
- assays
- bays
- bayze
- blays
- bordelaise
- borrowing days
- brays
- cays
- clays
- conveys
- crays
- crème anglaise
- decays
- delays
Questions about chays
- What is chays the plural of?
- Chays is the plural of chay.
- What part of speech is chays?
- Chays is a proper noun.
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