Synonyms for jay
dʒeɪjay

Princeton's WordNet

1. Jay, John Jaynoun

   United States diplomat and jurist who negotiated peace treaties with Britain and served as the first chief justice of the United States Supreme Court (1745-1829)

2. jaynoun

   crested largely blue bird

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1. mong

   a person or thing associated with popular idiots and called a mong

   Submitted by rinat on September 3, 2019  

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1. List of paraphrases for "jay":

   jae, steller, jaye, gay, guy, jie, gai

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1. List of known nicknames for "Jay":

   Ιάσονας Ζούμπος, Zoumpos, Iasonas, Jeroen ter Horst, Jaco du Plessis, Jay

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1. Herb Magee:

   I think one of the best coaches that ever coached is Jay Wright, it’s his style of play and what he does to win games. It’s simple things like breaking pressure or applying pressure. Last-second stuff. He’s as organized and as good a basketball coach as anybody I’ve ever seen.

2. Martin Hinton:

   When they scream and curse at me, it takes my head off the game, its very annoying because if Jay Paris tells you to do something and the parents telling you to do something different, youre like, What should I do ?

3. Jay Chen:

   I am a Jay Chen, but I don't see the Democratic party doing enough to reach out to Asian voters.

4. Jean Guerrero:

   Hell, I was on the Jay Leno Show about the book, and the LA Times couldn't care less, by any standards, I'm a success story, come from the inner city … I defy anybody to follow my father's past: eighth grade drop out, buying a house that cost $600,000 by working two jobs. You could never do it. They don't care about that, but they care about calling me a sellout, and Uncle Tom, and Jean Guerrero and the LA Times should be ashamed of themselves.

5. Randy Sutton:

   They are abhorrent. I am appalled that anyone associated with John Jay, with our proud history of supporting law enforcement authorities, would suggest that violence against police is ever acceptable. They secure the safety of our families and communities and deserve our respect. how he was given the responsibility of educating people is amazing.