Interjections That End in Y

Explore 84 verified English interjections ending with the letter Y, including Say, Really, Why, Boy, Easy, Okay and Sorry. Useful for dialogue writing, comic scripting, and expressive speech and rhyming patterns, browse these expressive exclamations and emotional outcries below or check punctuation and tone usage in dialogue in our interjection grammar guide.

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absolutely
ay
ahoy
attaboy
amscray
alackaday
boy
bully
baloney
blimey
bagsy
bumpity
bumpsadaisy
byrlady
certainly
crikey
cushty
criminy
cracky
cooey
chinny
crimmy
Starts with D
1 words
doy
Starts with E
2 words
easy
exactly
Starts with F
1 words
finally
goody
golly
gangway
giggity
gramercy
gorblimey
geminy
hey
honestly
hooray
howdy
hooey
hoy
hushaby
hadaway
Starts with I
2 words
indeedy
ixnay
Starts with J
1 words
jiminy
Starts with K
2 words
kay
kablooey
lordy
lackaday
lackadaisy
loadsamoney
lummy
my
marry
mercy
mayday
marvy
nay
negatory
nummy
nonny
okay
oy
okeydokey
phooey
ptooey
parfay
Starts with R
1 words
really
say
sorry
seriously
steady
slay
sooey
swanny
Starts with T
2 words
totally
tantivy
Starts with U
1 words
upsy
why
wahey
welladay
wellaway
yay
yummy
yippy

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