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enPR : -ā , IPA (key ) : /-eɪ/
AA abbé ( one US pronunciation ) abray adret ( US pronunciation ) affray agley AK allay amay apay Ardgay array assay astray asway au fait away aweigh BA ballet ( one US pronunciation ) bebay belay beret ( one US pronunciation ) betray bewray bidet ( US pronunciation ) Bizet ( US pronunciation ) blasé ( US pronunciation ) Bombay bombé ( US pronunciation ) bouchée bouclé ( US pronunciation ) bouquet ( US and one UK pronunciation ) bourrée ( one pronunciation ) broché ( US pronunciation ) brûlée buffet ( furniture/meal; one pronunciation ) CA cache ( proscribed US pronunciation ) cachet ( US pronunciation ) café ( US pronunciation ) Calais ( US pronunciation ) Cathay chalet ( one US pronunciation ) chevet chiné ciré ( US pronunciation ) cliché ( US pronunciation ) congé ( one US pronunciation ) Conté convey corvée coudé coulée coupé crochet ( US pronunciation ) croquet ( US pronunciation ) cy pres DA decay defray delay DeLay ( surname; see especially Tom DeLay ) Diné dismay display distrait DJ ( one pronunciation ) dragée duvet ( US pronunciation ) EA E/A entree épée estray FA feng shui ( one pronunciation ) filet ( one US pronunciation ) flambé ( US pronunciation ) foray forelay foreplay foreslay forsay frappé ( US pronunciation ) g'day GA gainsay ( one pronunciation; another has the stress on the first syllable ) Gaspé gilet glacé ( US pronunciation ) gourmet ( one US pronunciation ) Hefei Hofei HK hooray hurray Hopeh Hopei Hubei Hupeh IA in re inlay ( one pronunciation ) inveigh JA jaspé ( US pronunciation ) jeté Jose ( US pronunciation ) LA lamé ( US pronunciation; see also Amy Lamé ) levee ( one US pronunciation ) LJ Lough Neagh lycée ( US pronunciation ) MA Mahé Malay margay ( one US pronunciation ) Marseille Marseilles McVey ( surname; see especially Cal McVey , Rob McVey and Sam McVey ) mêlée ( one US pronunciation ) Millais ( US pronunciation ) mislay misplay MK moiré ( US pronunciation ) moray ( one pronunciation ) mornay ( US pronunciation ) NA névé ( US pronunciation ) ngwee NK obey OK okay olé outlay ( verb ) outplay outpray outstay outweigh PA parquet ( US pronunciation ) passé passée ( one pronunciation ) passepied pâté ( US pronunciation ) patée pattée pavé Pelée per se piolet piqué pique ( “ fabric ” ) ( US pronunciation ) PJ p-j PK plié ( US pronunciation ) plissé ( US pronunciation ) portray prepay purée ( US pronunciation ) purvey QA RA reflet relay renay René ( one pronunciation ) Renée ( one pronunciation ) repay replay ( verb ) respray ( verb ) reweigh risqué ( US and one UK pronunciation ) RK rosé ( US pronunciation ) SA sachet ( US pronunciation ) sashay ( US pronunciation ) sauté ( US pronunciation ) semé ( US pronunciation ) SJ soigné soignée soirée ( US pronunciation ) soufflé ( US pronunciation ) strathspey Strathspey Strathtay survey ( verb ) TA Taipei today tokay Torbay touché toupee ( one pronunciation ) UJ UK unlay unsay VA valet ( one US pronunciation ) Vouvray YA
Note: The pronunciation of the final syllable(s) of the words listed in this section is the same as the words listed above, but the stress falls on an earlier syllable. The words below are therefore not true rhymes, but may be considered as rhymes if the rule that requires the stress to be the same number of syllables from the ends of words is ignored. Words are listed here only if they have no known true rhymes. 
