Fan
41fanþjō- Ⅱ — *fanþjō germ.?, Substantiv: nhd. Gehen; ne. going (Neutrum), pass (Neutrum); Hinweis: s. *fanþja ; Etymologie: vergleiche idg. *pent , Verb, treten, gehen, Pokorny 808 …
42fan — sb. (fk.), s, sene, i sms. fan , fx fanskare …
43fan|ci|er — «FAN see uhr», noun. 1. a person who has a liking for or is especially interested in something: »an art fancier. A dog fancier is interested in breeding and raising dogs. 2. a person who fancies or imagines: »those people who in their… …
44fan|ci|fy — «FAN suh fy», transitive verb, intransitive verb, fied, fy|ing. to make fanciful; embellish …
45fan|ci|ly — «FAN suh lee», adverb. in a fancy manner: »He back pedaled fancily, like a young acrobat giving out with the footwork before actually stepping on the tight wire (Harper s) …
46fan|ny — «FAN ee», noun, plural nies. Slang. the buttocks: »She has never been willing to slink into an automobile fanny first (New Yorker) …
47fan|on — «FAN uhn», noun. 1. a maniple or napkin worn by the celebrant and deacons at Mass. 2. a striped scarflike vestment worn over the alb by the Pope at pontifical Mass. ╂[< Old French fanon. S related etym. at fanion. (Cf. ↑fanion)] …
48fan|ta|si|a — «fan TAY zhee uh, zhuh, zee uh», noun. 1. a musical or literary composition following no fixed form or style. 2. a medley of well known airs connected by interludes. ╂[< Italian fantasia < Latin phantasia. See etym. of doublet fantasy. (Cf …
49fan|ta|sy — «FAN tuh see, zee», noun, plural sies, verb, sied, sy|ing. –n. 1. a play of the mind; product of the imagination; fancy. Many stories, such as Gulliver s Travels and Alice in Wonderland, are fantasies. 2. a picture existing only in the mind; any… …
50Fan Li — (范蠡) was an advisor in the state of Yue in the Spring and Autumn Period. He had been to the state of Wu as hostage with King Goujian of Yue. Three years later they came back and he helped Goujian to carry on a reform. At last Yue was able to… …
