Jay (disambiguation)
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Jay is a common name for several species of medium-sized, usually colorful and noisy passerine or perching birds in the family Corvidae, or crow family. Jay may also refer to:
In geography:
- Jay, Maine, town in Franklin County, Maine, United States
- Jay, New York, town in Essex County, New York, United States
- Jay, Oklahoma, city in Delaware County, Oklahoma, United States
- Jay, Vermont, town in Orleans County, Vermont, United States
- Jay County, Indiana, county located in the U.S. state of Indiana
- Jay Township, Minnesota, township in Martin County, Minnesota, United States
- Jay Township, Pennsylvania, township in Elk County, Pennsylvania, United States
In music:
- Jay Bentley, musician
- Jay Chou, musician
- Jay Ferguson (American musician), American rock & roll musician
- Jay Ferguson (Canadian musician), member of the Canadian rock band Sloan
- Jay Greenberg, child prodigy and composer
- Jay Sean, British Asian singer and rapper
- Jay-Z, African American rapper
- Jay Hernandez, Latin American actor
In television and film:
- Jay Bunyan, New Zealand actor
- Brent Jay Spiner, actor
- Jay Ferguson (actor), American actor
- Jay Leno, comedian and talk-show host
- Jay North, actor
- Jay Purvis, English born carpenter and TV show host
In fiction:
- Homer Jay Simpson, cartoon character
- Jay and Silent Bob, two fictional characters in the View Askewniverse created by director Kevin Smith
In other fields:
- John Jay, American statesman, diplomat, jurist.
- Jay Cutler, NFL quarterback, Denver Broncos
- Harlan Jay Ellison, writer
- J, letter in the Latin alphabet
- Jay, a South Devon Railway 0-4-0 steam locomotive
- Jay McCarroll, winner of Project Runway(Season 1)
- Jay Novacek, former NFL player
- Jay Rockefeller, U.S. Senator
- Jays Foods, a Chicago based snack food maker
- Jaywalking, a term used to describe when a pedestrian crosses the street without regard to traffic statutes.
- a Jay could also be used to identify a player of the Toronto Blue Jays of the MLB