Fay
Fay adjective - Given to good-natured joking or teasing.
Usage example: with her slight build and perky manner, the actress was usually cast as the fay young woman who charms all the men in town
Spirited and fay are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Spirited" instead an adjective "Fay".
Nearby Word: faye
Both words in one sentence
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As Ogier the Dane was originally from a French story, where he served a French king, some versions of the stories had him be spirited away to Avalon by Morgan Le Fay only to return 200 years later to save France.
Source: King in the Mountain
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