(adjective) fated to die; doomed / (adjective) marked by a foreboding of death or calamity / (adjective) able to see into the future; visionary / (adjective) marked by an otherworldly air or attitude / (adjective) crazy touched / (adjective) excessively refined; precious / (adjective) quaintly unconventional; campy
the Guardianistas fey fools, skipping across the stage
Like many gay men, I understood at an early age that a fey gesture or tone of voice could put me in harm’s way
For Texas, there was something sleek and slightly fey about him, what she and her college roommates might have called metrosexual in years past.
His fey charm and classic good looks
on Michael Chabon
a guy with a bad haircut, a slight, fey combination of Boris Karloff and Tony Perkins, self-righteous and self-consciously gentle
He gestured toward the eight-track player. “This stuff is fey.”
gazing toward that full-blown flower whose fey petals curled and yellowed round its white spore-bearing carpel
She spoke of fey youths she had known, of their clothes and hair, the petulant swing of their slim hips.