Pay

What do we mean by pay?

To coat or cover (seams of a ship, for example) with waterproof material such as tar or asphalt. transitive verb

To give money to in return for goods or services rendered. intransitive verb

To give (money) in exchange for goods or services. intransitive verb

To discharge or settle (a debt or obligation). intransitive verb

To bear (a cost or penalty, for example) in recompense. intransitive verb

To yield as a return. intransitive verb

To afford an advantage to; profit. intransitive verb

To give or bestow. intransitive verb

To make (a visit or call). intransitive verb

To let out (a line or cable) by slackening. intransitive verb

To give money in exchange for goods or services. intransitive verb

To discharge a debt or obligation. intransitive verb

To bear a cost or penalty in recompense. intransitive verb

To be profitable or worthwhile. intransitive verb

Of, relating to, giving, or receiving payments. adjective

Requiring payment to use or operate. adjective

Yielding valuable metal in mining. adjective

The act of paying or state of being paid. noun

Money given in return for work done; salary; wages. noun

Money given in return for work; salary or wages.

A term commonly used amongst members of the gay community to describe something that has been ignored, disregarded, or neglected. Urban Dictionary

To 'pay' something or someone is to think its good or hot. Urban Dictionary

To die or be destroyed. Originated from the phrase, "Pay with your life." Urban Dictionary

Half of the term "pay out" Urban Dictionary

Shit deposited in the toilet Urban Dictionary

Drugs or dope...usually refering to cocaine or crack Urban Dictionary

Even worse than pay-to-play. With these games you pay for the game just to have to pay some more. Urban Dictionary

To ignore something or someone to act like you dont care but a small part of you do care. Urban Dictionary

Often confused for the past-tense of the word "pay" If you paid attention in school, you know that the past tense of “pay” is “paid” except in the special sense that has to do with ropes Urban Dictionary

The cutest thing in the world Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to pay:
pay.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word pay:
debts, restitution, dues, homage, respects, tuition, fees, fines, incurred, taxes, expenses, rent, fee, creditors, tribute, damages, ransom, debt, wages, owed, compensation, salary, bills, wage, costs, mortgage, tax, fare, payment, sum, paid, paying, loans, toll, attention, pension, benefits, fine, price, cash, money, settle, employees, amount, monthly, rates, employee, insurance, raise, cost.

Words that rhyme with pay:
day, away, way, lay, play, bay, say, resume, grey, convey, gray, relay, array, cache, survey, ray, sway, slay, display, dismay, may, stay, delay, holiday, fray, re, gay, cliche, waylay, dossier, buffet, cafe, essay, fiance, gourmet, everyday, allay, leeway, prey, clay, fillet, inlay, decay, k, fey, overlay, melee, gainsay, betray, stray, ok, quay, dna, underway, valet, portray, spray, sobriquet, weigh, entree, soiree, pray, asea, passe, yea, sunday, they, bouquet, protege, okay, yay, jay, astray, lei, latte, halfway, gateway, ballet, heyday, tray, friday, hay, obey, j, bray, anyway, x-ray, disarray, lingerie, railway, nay, mainstay, today, repay, sachet, splay, usa, birthday, vertebrae, hey.

Adjectives that are often used to describe pay:
equal, low, higher, full, half, good, extra, better, more, home, average, back, sick, high, regular, gross, less, lower, monthly, poor, basic, military, double, additional, net, incentive, weekly, related, total, annual, daily, hourly, based, unequal, executive, fair, retired, highest, minimum, variable, relative, adequate, longer, rich, inadequate, gonna, meager, decent, statutory, lowest, time, overtime, deferred, top, liberal, meagre, slow, differential, yearly, premium, generous.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective pay:
off, day, offs, officer, officers, principle, view, roll, attention, rolls, list, patients, captain, dirt, contracts, performance, out, approach, back, basis, contract, plan, plans, rate, play, television, jobs, scales, cable, lieutenant, policy, master, provisions, criterion, leave, taxes, auction, legislation, schemes, theory, workers, outs, phone, awards, establishment, pension, award, service, rent, concept, load, office, night, bills, program, benefits, equity, function, provision, measures, residents, laws, scheme, services, obligations, clause, status, clients, file, bonds, pensions, patient, major, programs, book, test, issue, accounts, curve, estimates, customers, penalty, policies, beds, department, click, check.

Consonant match to pay:
pie, pea, per, p, paw, pi, poo, pee, po, pa, poe, purr, pow, pooh, pur, pei, pu, pah, pao, pere, poh, pye, paye, pppoe, pae, powe, pou, paugh, peay, pih, pough.

Words that sound like pay:
pay, pei, pey, paye, pie, pee, poo, p, pea, paw, pa, pow, pi, poe, po, pooh, powe, ppy, pu, pah, p.e, poi, pau, poy, puh, pae, pou, pao, piy, poh, pye, paa, ppo, peay, p., peh, ppa, ppi, pih, paugh, pough, paie, peau, piao, puu, puw, p.t, pauw, p-a, lbh, pyi, bay, bey, baye, bei, pain, page, paid, pace, pale, pane, pail, paige, pays, payed, pave, pate, ped, payne, pape, paine, payer, pase, pes, paer, pais, pait, peo, payee, pck, pake, epee, paise, payd, paya, pame, paik, pch, payt, payor, paig, pagne, payn, paille, paiz, peya, peq, -ped, payse, pdt.