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NOT a word to offend gays but rather a nickname for a specific person
Person 1: ayyyy agay, nice to meet you again?
Agay: who are you?
Person 1: joe
Agay: jo-
Person 1:joe life is full of mistakes, the choices youve made is unbearable to watch and i am now here tasked by the international federation of nations to assasinate you, dont worry it will be quick
Agay by DyingTurtle January 6, 2020
Basically a juxtaposition of "a gay", generally used as an insult to someone. Originally a typo, but has advanced to regular usage.
Stfu noob, you is agay.
agay by MavericK July 24, 2004
agay ka dako sa imong oten. (i still dont know what it means when she said that)
agay by richrdzinc April 24, 2007
NOT a word to offend gays but rather a nickname for a specific person
Person 1: ayyyy agay, nice to meet you again?
Agay: who are you?
Person 1: joe
Agay: jo-
Person 1:joe life is full of mistakes, the choices youve made is unbearable to watch and i am now here tasked by the international federation of nations to assasinate you, dont worry it will be quick
Agay by DyingTurtle January 6, 2020
Agree and calling someone gay at the same time
Person 1: *Sees Person 2 and 3 kissing each other*
Person 1: Hey is Cartoon Network the best?
Person 2: Yes
Person 1: Agay

a gay fish 

Kanye west
Kanye west is a gay fish
a gay fish by bigdongle June 26, 2017
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