How to spell PAISEY correctly?

If you've mistakenly spelled "paisey", fear not! The correct terms you might be referring to are "paisley" or "paisa". Paisley is a vibrant pattern often seen in textiles, while paisa is a subdivision of currency in some South Asian countries.

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• daisy
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• parsec
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• pasty
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• Paused
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Notoriuosly

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