Say

Meaning

Verb

●

In Talking:

To pronounce.

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In Talking:

To recite.

●

To

, either

or in writing.

●

To

in a

form.

●

To have a common

; used in

or

to

a

or

fact.

●

Suppose,

; used to

an

,

or hypothesis.

●

To

; to

an

; to make

; to reply.

●

In Fabrics:

To

as a

on an

;

, used to

in an

by the speaker.

●

To

; to assay.

Noun

●

A

to

; the right or power to influence or make a decision.

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say (countable and

,

)# A type of

to serge. #* #*

say (countable and

,

s)#

A type of

to serge.

●

In Fabrics:

Trial by

;

; specimen.

●

Tried quality;

; proof.

●

In Fabrics & Talking:

Essay;

; attempt.

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In Scottish English:

A

for milk.

Adv

●

For

;

assume.

Intj

●

Used to

before making an

or suggestion

Sourced from

Origin

say

English

saie

English

saga

English

saga

Old Norse

seyen

Middle English (1100-1500)

Sourced from

Synonyms

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Rhymes

L'Esprit De L'Escalier

Les Jeux Sont Faits

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