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fae
[ fey ]
noun
, plural faes.
- Also called faer·ie [fair, -ee]. (in modern fantasy fiction) fairy ( def 1 ):
A werewolf would never strike out at a fae, unless the pack were attacked.
fae
/ feɪ /
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Word History and Origins
Origin of fae1
First recorded in 1350–1400; fay 1( def ); fairy ( def )
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Synonym Study
See fairy.
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Example Sentences
Often she exclaimed with solemn fervency, "The gift I hae is fae aboon, an' what He gies daurna be hidit."
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He went straight to him, but the store was still open, and Peter Fae was standing in the door, three of his neighbors with him.
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Neither Peter Fae, nor his daughter, were likely to exalt any one who humbled himself.
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Margaret Vedder says she saw him alive and gave him water, and went 149 back for Peter Fae.
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Peter Fae, if any one can answer that question, 162 thou can; thou and thy daughter Margaret.
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